By Philemon Kiprop
Teachers employed by TSC will soon be required to offer communal classes to help millions of learners who cannot access online teaching.
The directive given by Education Cabinet Secretary Prof Gorge Magoha aims at meeting learner’s needs as the Covid-19 pandemic bites. The program targets remote areas where virtual learning is a challenge.
In a statement to the press, CS said Ministry and TSC will liaise with local authorities in mapping out how teachers will offer services within their localities.
Prof Magoha added that Teachers Service Commission will provide guidelines on the implementation of the programme warning teachers against extorting money from the parents.
The directive comes in the wake of public outcry concerning tutors being paid while at home.
At the same time, Ministry has directed that all institutions of higher learning will remain closed until January 2021 since most of them have not complied with the Ministry of Health Covid-19 protocols.
However, universities have been given green light to continue with the online classes, examinations and graduations.
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