Acting Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Chief Executive Officer Dr Evaleen Mitei is expected to deliver a keynote address on Monday at the 2026 Kenya Comprehensive Schools Heads Association (KECSHA) National Conference in Mombasa.
Dr Mitei's address is part of the key engagements at the four-day conference, which runs from November 9 to 12 at Sheikh Zayed Hall.
The conference brings together school heads, education policymakers and other stakeholders for workshops and discussions aimed at strengthening leadership and improving the management of comprehensive schools.
The workshops are expected to give participants an opportunity to examine emerging challenges in the education sector, share practical experiences and develop strategies for managing institutions under the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system.
Key areas of discussion include school leadership, institutional governance, teacher management, financial accountability, digital transformation and the development of skills and values among learners.
Dr Mitei's participation comes as the TSC is responsible for teacher recruitment, deployment, promotions, professional development and discipline.
School heads are expected to use the engagement to discuss challenges affecting teachers and the administration of learning institutions, as the education sector adjusts to the demands of the comprehensive school structure.
The conference theme is "Re-imagining the Comprehensive School of the Future: Strengthening Leadership, Systems, Skills and Values for Sustainable Quality Education."
Delegates are expected to exchange ideas, identify practical solutions and explore approaches to improve efficiency, accountability and the quality of education.
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