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KNEC: Errors in KCPE 2023 Exams after Release The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has agreed to have released some results with errors after candidates put on the qui vive over conflicting marks witnessed on their result slips. The National Examination Board has reassured to address the matter and promised to rectify the errors. Some candidates missed their marks in some of the subjects, while others recorded CRE and IRE results which they never sat for. A sample of KCPE 2023 Results slip showed one candidate who scored English 84 A Kiswahili 29 D Kenya Sign Language Mathematics  88 A…

List of Top 50 KCPE 2023 Candidates A total of 1,406, 559 candidates sat for the K.C.P.E. exams and about 1.2 million did the KPSEA exams (Grade 6) between October 30 and November 1, marking the end of the 8-4-4 education system in primary schools. 8,523 candidates scored above 400 marks while 352,782 candidates had between 300 and 399 marks. The 200-299 bracket had the most candidates at 658,278, The 100-199 bracket  were  38,3025. Those with less than 99 marks were 2,060. List of Top 50 KCPE 2023Candidates Michael Muturi Warutere – Riara Springs Academy in Nairobi (428) Emmanue Wacheke -…

KCPE 2023: How to Check KCPE Results Via SMS Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu  releases the 2023 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) results today. Over 1 million students sat for the 2023 KCPE exams. The results will be made available to the candidates who will be able to access them via SMS. ALSO READ: TSC Teacher Promotion Interview Questions and their Answers How to Check KCPE 2023 Results Via SMS Students, parents, or guardians should send the candidate’s index number to 40054. The students will be able to access them. However, the service costs Ksh25 per SMS. Due to…

TSC Promotion Marking Scheme and Interview Sections Education and Professional Attainment Criteria for Teachers in the TSC Promotion Marking Scheme and Interview Sections Educational background Master’s Degree and higher: 5 points Bachelor’s Degree/Higher Diploma: 4 points Diploma: 3 points Career and Professional Development Diploma in Management/Professional Course: 5 points Certificate in Management/Professional Course: 4 points Relevant Workshops/Seminars: 3 points Proficiency in Technical Aspects TSC’s Structure, Function, and Policies as per the New Constitution: 3 points Knowledge of the Code of Conduct and Ethics and the Code of Regulations for Teachers: 4 points Development, implementation, and evaluation of the curriculum (knowledge of…

TSC: Promotion Advert for Teachers and Application Deadline VACANCIES FOR CHIEF PRINCIPAL, SENIOR PRINCIPAL, PRINCIPAL, DEPUTY PRINCIPAL, SENIOR LECTURER, SENIOR MASTER, SECONDARY TEACHER I, HEAD-TEACHER, DEPUTY HEAD-TEACHER AND SENIOR TEACHER   The Teachers Service Commission is a Constitutional Commission established under Article 237 (1) of the Constitution. Pursuant to this mandate, the Commission invites applications from suitably qualified teachers for the posts shown below in line with the Career Progression Guidelines for Teachers. Interested candidates, who meet the required qualifications, should submit their applications online through the TSC portal – https://teachersonline.go.ke so as to be received latest 8th September, 2023.  Manual applications shall not be considered. Teachers…

KUCCPS gives Final Opportunity for Inter-institutional & Programme Transfers The Kenya University and Colleges Central Placement (KUCCPS) has given students, who are joining tertiary institutions in September 2023, a final opportunity to select their preferred institutions and programmes. In a statement, KUCCPS informed 2022 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) students that they can opt for a switch if they are unhappy with their initial placement. The final day to make institutional or programme transfers is August 15, 2023. This extension will allow students to carefully reconsider their choices and make the best decisions for their future academic pursuits. How to Switch…

6 Deductions that will Impact TSC Teachers’ Pay slips August 2023 Teachers employed by Teachers Service Commission (TSC) will have to face 6 deductions on their August 2023 pay slips. The teacher’s employer is also expected to increase teacher’s salary between 7-10% Below are the deductions that will Impact TSC teachers’ pay slips August 2023 MANDATORY DEDUCTIONS Pay As You Earn (PAYE) (30%) This is one of the mandatory deductions that apply to all TSC teachers. Teachers from the highest job group D5 to the lowest job group B5 will face a deduction of 30% of their gross pay going…

How TSC Payslip Will Look Like on 31st August 2023 Salaried Teacher Service Commission (TSC) teachers employees will from this month take home less pay after the Court of Appeal’s decision to allow the implementation of the Finance Act, which will see the government backdate all the taxes it imposed to July 1, 2023. On Friday, July 28, the Court of Appeal lifted the conservatory orders barring the implementation of the Act, hence allowing the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) to collect the new taxes in a bid to achieve its target of raising an additional Ksh211 billion in the 2023/2024 Financial Year.…

How to Check KUCCPS University Placement for 2022 KCSE How to Check Placement on the KUCCPS Platform The learners should access the portal students.kuccps.net using their personal details. To log in, students are required to provide the following (i) Username (KCSE full index number), (ii) Year (2022), and (iii) Password (birth certificate number). Once on the platform, the student will see a message on the dashboard with details of their placement, in the format; “Congratulations, followed by the university you have been placed then finally the course you will pursue.” Students can also access their placement details by sending an SMS with their Index Numbers…

Teachers Demand Exit Buttons of KNUT and KUPPET The Confusion Surrounding Double Deductions of (Provident Funds and NSSF). Confusion is running high as teachers express their concerns over the double-deductions they are facing. Notably, the deductions for both the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and Provident Funds have left many teachers feeling frustrated. Even more disheartening is the lack of concern from labour movement, Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) and Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) officials, who appear to have turned a blind eye to this unfair policy by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). The Unions…