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What KPSEA and KJSEA candidates should do and avoid before Monday's assessments

By Ashford Kimani·
What KPSEA and KJSEA candidates should do and avoid before Monday's assessments
Learners engage in classroom revision ahead of national assessments. Education writer Ashford Kimani advises KPSEA and KJSEA candidates to revise wisely, avoid last-minute cramming and approach their assessments with confidence.

As KPSEA and KJSEA candidates prepare for national assessments beginning on Monday, education writer Ashford Kimani outlines nine practical steps to help learners remain calm, organised and confident. He urges candidates to revise wisely, rest adequately, avoid examination malpractice and follow official instructions.

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