The Kenya Nationals Examination Council has assured the 2025 examination supervisors, invigilators that their allowances are being processed and payment are scheduled to start soon.
In circular the council acknowledged and appreciated the critical the officials played in the successful administration of the national examinations and assessments.
“KNEC is aware of concerns regarding delayed payments owed to contracted professionals who served in the 2024 and 2025 examination cycles. We understand the frustration this has caused. Please be assured that your allowances and coordination fees are being processed as a priority, and every effort is being made to ensure all payments are settled in full as soon as possible.” Reads part of the statement.
The Council further revealed that it has updated and increased the pay by 3% to better recognize the commitment and dedication of teachers. “This increment applies to all eligible examiners, supervisors, and invigilators.”
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KNEC added that the delays seen have in some cases been linked to data mismatches, documentation requirements (such as properly signed and stamped attendance registers), and verification processes necessary for accurate payment disbursement.
“We urge those affected to confirm that their details in the Contracted Professionals (CP2) system match their official identification and mobile money registration information to facilitate processing.” Reads the statement.
The Council, added that closely working with the Ministry of Education and the National Treasury, remains fully committed to ensuring that no eligible educator or contracted professional is left unpaid for services rendered.
It further said continued communication will be provided through the council’s official channels
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