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Advisedly, to Form Four Leavers with the penchant for becoming teachers in Junior or Senior Schools. They can apply for degree programmes offered in various public and private universities. Withal, from April 7, 2026, to May 6, 2026, on-going application for courses on the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) portal; there is…
Thousands of nursing candidates preparing for the May 2026 licensure examinations will report to different venues after the Nursing Council of Kenya reshuffled examination centres across four regions in what the regulator described as a logistical adjustment. The Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) announced the changes and urged all affected candidates to take note and…
One of the most important shifts introduced by the Competency-Based Education system in Kenya is the recognition that education must do more than produce learners who pass examinations. It must form young people who can think, communicate, create, work with others, solve problems, use technology responsibly, and live as upright citizens in a complex and…
Advisedly, to Form Four Leavers with the penchant for becoming teachers in Junior or Senior Schools. They can apply for degree programmes offered in various public and private universities. Withal, from April 7, 2026, to May 6, 2026, on-going application for courses on the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) portal; there is…
Thousands of nursing candidates preparing for the May 2026 licensure examinations will report to different venues after the Nursing Council of Kenya reshuffled examination centres across four regions in what the regulator described as a logistical adjustment. The Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) announced the changes and urged all affected candidates to take note and…
One of the most important shifts introduced by the Competency-Based Education system in Kenya is the recognition that education must do more than produce learners who pass examinations. It must form young people who can think, communicate, create, work with others, solve problems, use technology responsibly, and live as upright citizens in a complex and…
Advisedly, to Form Four Leavers with the penchant…
Thousands of nursing candidates preparing for the May…
One of the most important shifts introduced by…
Ashford Kimani, an English and Literature teacher in…
Former Machakos County gubernatorial candidate Nzioka Waita has…
Teachers from across Nairobi have today officially launched…
The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET),…
Rosebella Ojiambo has been elected National Chairperson of…
The recruitment process for substantive Vice Chancellors at…
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula has acknowledged mounting…
Migori County is set to benefit from enhanced…
Ada Limón’s poem The Noisiness of Sleep is…
The State Department for Children Services is stepping…
Caregivers of children living with autism and cerebral…
The Laikipia County Government has disbursed Sh75 million…
Makueni KESSHA chairman Johnstone Ndivo has called upon…
KUPPET Kisii Branch has threatened to paralyse learning…
As schools prepare to reopen next week for…
Education stakeholders from schools located along the Kericho–Kisumu…
First and foremost, students who sat for KCSE…
