The fate of thousands of Junior Secondary School (JSS) interns teachers awaiting confirmation in the public service will be unveiled today as President William Ruto delivers his State of the Nation Address to Parliament at 2:30 pm.
The confirmation of internship placements has been a major point of contention in recent months, with interns and teacher associations raising concerns over delays and inconsistencies in processing their appointments.
Many have been calling for clarity on the timeline and criteria for confirmation, emphasizing the impact on career progression and livelihood.
President Ruto’s address is expected to provide guidance and decisive direction on the matter, offering hope to the affected interns who have been in limbo for months.
The observers anticipate that the State of the Nation Address will also touch on broader issues in public service reforms, including employment, training, and teacher welfare.
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“This is a critical moment for interns across the country. We hope the President’s speech will bring clarity and certainty to thousands of young professionals,” said one education stakeholder.
The announcement comes at a time when pressure has been mounting from various quarters, including unions and civil society organizations, demanding accountability and prompt action from the government.
The parliament will convene this afternoon to hear President Ruto’s address, which is widely expected to set the tone for government policies and reforms in the coming year.
Interns, teachers, and public service officials alike will be watching closely for any commitments on internship confirmations.
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