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Teachers in Bomet County have congratulated Mary Rotich following her election as the National Assistant Treasurer of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET). Rotich, who currently serves as the KUPPET Kericho branch Executive Secretary, secured a decisive victory over Lynette Kamadi, the Mombasa Branch Executive Secretary, and garnering 1,367 votes against Kamadi’s…
Th Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in Nyamira County have threatened to down tools at the end of this month as schools reopen for second term unless their terms of service are reviewed by their employer, the County Government of Nyamira. Speaking through their branch officials after a meeting held at Nyamira Town on…
Trainees graduating from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions will no longer wear traditional academic gowns during graduation ceremonies, following a new directive by the government aimed at reinforcing technical identity and professionalism in skills-based education. Speaking during the 6th graduation ceremony of Nyeri National Polytechnic, Principal Secretary (PS) in the State Department…
Teachers in Bomet County have congratulated Mary Rotich following her election as the National Assistant Treasurer of the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET). Rotich, who currently serves as the KUPPET Kericho branch Executive Secretary, secured a decisive victory over Lynette Kamadi, the Mombasa Branch Executive Secretary, and garnering 1,367 votes against Kamadi’s…
Th Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in Nyamira County have threatened to down tools at the end of this month as schools reopen for second term unless their terms of service are reviewed by their employer, the County Government of Nyamira. Speaking through their branch officials after a meeting held at Nyamira Town on…
Trainees graduating from Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions will no longer wear traditional academic gowns during graduation ceremonies, following a new directive by the government aimed at reinforcing technical identity and professionalism in skills-based education. Speaking during the 6th graduation ceremony of Nyeri National Polytechnic, Principal Secretary (PS) in the State Department…
Teachers in Bomet County have congratulated Mary Rotich…
Th Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in…
Trainees graduating from Technical and Vocational Education and…
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President William Ruto has directed the Teachers’ Service…
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A medic and scholar, Dr Bundi Karau has…
The vision of the TSC – “a transformed,…
KUCCPS portal is open for online application of…
