Be patient over pay, Nakuru TSC director asks JSS teachers

Be patient over pay, Nakuru TSC director asks JSS teachers
japheth Kariuki, Bungoma county TSC director addressing the press in his office. Photo Tony Wafula
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Nakuru County Director of Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Japhet Kariuki has urged Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers to be patient and serve Kenyans by teaching in their respective schools as the government addresses all challenges they are raising.

Speaking in his office in Nakuru City, Kariuki said JSS teachers should be aware that the government through the Commission is aware of their positive impact in all JSS School through teaching the learners and issue of salaries should be handled soberly as the interest of learners should also be put into consideration.

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“We must appreciate the government for employing many teachers in JSS despite economic challenges, our JSS teachers should be patient and wait as the government through the commission processes their terms of employment,” said the director.

He added that JSS teachers as professionals should maintain patient and go back to teach learners.

By Peter Otuoro

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