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The government will equip all Junior Secondary Schools with interactive smart boards to strengthen digital learning under the Competency-Based Education curriculum. More than 10,300 schools will benefit in the first phase, with the remaining institutions covered in Phase Two. Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa urged learners to remain focused and avoid drug abuse, peer…
Education stakeholders have called for increased investment in student innovation to help transform learners’ ideas into commercially viable solutions. Speakers said the Competency-Based Curriculum is nurturing creative problem-solvers but requires stronger funding, mentorship and industry partnerships. Learners from Kenya, Singapore and South Africa showcased innovations aimed at addressing real-world challenges. Education stakeholders have called for…
Third-year University of Eldoret student Faith Jepchumba is balancing academics with entrepreneurship to meet her daily expenses. Her smokie business helps her pay for rent, food and other personal needs while pursuing her studies. She says discipline, consistency and effective time management have enabled her to succeed in both business and academics. A third-year student…
The government will equip all Junior Secondary Schools with interactive smart boards to strengthen digital learning under the Competency-Based Education curriculum. More than 10,300 schools will benefit in the first phase, with the remaining institutions covered in Phase Two. Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa urged learners to remain focused and avoid drug abuse, peer…
Education stakeholders have called for increased investment in student innovation to help transform learners’ ideas into commercially viable solutions. Speakers said the Competency-Based Curriculum is nurturing creative problem-solvers but requires stronger funding, mentorship and industry partnerships. Learners from Kenya, Singapore and South Africa showcased innovations aimed at addressing real-world challenges. Education stakeholders have called for…
Third-year University of Eldoret student Faith Jepchumba is balancing academics with entrepreneurship to meet her daily expenses. Her smokie business helps her pay for rent, food and other personal needs while pursuing her studies. She says discipline, consistency and effective time management have enabled her to succeed in both business and academics. A third-year student…
The government will equip all Junior Secondary Schools…
Education stakeholders have called for increased investment in…
Third-year University of Eldoret student Faith Jepchumba is…
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