Author: Hezron Rooy

Prestigious GEMS Cambridge International School in Nairobi Set for Auction. As Kenya faces ongoing economic challenges, the prestigious International School, Gems Cambridge, located in Karen, Nairobi, was placed on auction following a court directive. The High Court ordered the auction of the land, covering 15.5 acres in Nairobi, along with all infrastructure on the property. The school, situated along Magadi Road and adjacent to the Nairobi National Park, is set to be sold in a public auction on Wednesday, October 16, along Kirinyaga Road in Nairobi. According to the auction notice, the parcel of land identified as LR NO.9118/T1, now…

How to Confirm Your Hospital’s Registration with SHA. On Monday, the Social Health Authority (SHA) unveiled a detailed list of healthcare facilities that the government has contracted to provide services to Kenyans enrolled in the SHA scheme. This announcement comes after a week of confusion that spread across the country, especially affecting those suffering from chronic conditions such as renal diseases and cancer. The new update brings relief to individuals who have already registered for the health scheme or have been automatically transitioned from NHIF. Access to Public Healthcare Kenyans whose primary healthcare facility is government-owned can now seamlessly receive…

Vetting Process in TSC Recruitment: What Teachers Need to Know. The recruitment of teachers under permanent and pensionable terms for the 2024/2025 financial year by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) involves a meticulous vetting process designed to ensure that all applicants meet the established criteria. Below are key points regarding the vetting process that every applicant should be aware of: 1. Verification of Registration Status Join Teachers Updates on Facebook 2. Submission of Documents 3. Required Documentation 4. Presentation Before Selection Panel 5. Document Certification 6. Disqualification for Fraudulent Documents 7. Merit List Compilation 8. Additional Considerations Conclusion The vetting…

Penalties for Providing False Information in TSC Teacher Recruitment. In the recruitment process for primary school teachers, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) emphasizes the importance of honesty and accuracy in the application process. Any application for employment filled or offer of employment issued based on misleading information provided by the applicant will be cancelled immediately without any further reference to the candidate. This underscores the seriousness of providing accurate and truthful information when applying for a teaching position. Join Teachers Updates on Facebook The commission takes strict measures against applicants who present forged or fake academic, professional, and other relevant…

Composition and Roles of TSC Sub-County Selection Panels for Teacher Recruitment: Roles and Responsibilities. The Sub-County Selection Panels play a crucial role in the recruitment of teachers under the Teachers Service Commission (TSC). Their composition and responsibilities are outlined as follows: Composition of Sub-County Selection Panels Each Sub-County Selection Panel will consist of the following members: This structure ensures that the panel is equipped with the necessary expertise and authority to effectively carry out the recruitment process. Join Teachers Updates on Facebook Roles and Responsibilities of the Selection Panels ALSO READ: TSC Teacher Recruitment: Key Requirements for Candidates Who Re-Sat…

CS Ogamba Appeals to TSC for Teacher Respect and Support. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba urged government agencies, especially the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), to ensure that teachers are treated with respect and motivated to perform their duties effectively. Ogamba stressed that teachers’ voices should be heard and their concerns addressed in line with the law to improve their working conditions. During a speech in Nakuru County on World Teachers’ Day, the CS reaffirmed the government’s commitment to recruiting more teachers to tackle the current shortage, which has contributed to poor performance in some schools. He emphasized that increasing the…

CS Ogamba: 1.3 Million Learners Ready for KPSEA Exams. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has announced that a total of 1,313,913 learners will sit for the KPSEA Grade 6 exams. He assured the public that the government has put in place sufficient strategies to ensure the smooth conduct of both the KPSEA and KCSE examinations. While addressing attendees at Kunste Hotel in Nakuru City during the World Teachers Day celebration, Ogamba emphasized that the government would not tolerate any form of malpractice. He encouraged candidates to give their best effort based on their preparation. He also urged parents to recognize…

TSC Reshuffles County Directors as Tensions with Teachers Escalate. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has initiated a significant reshuffle of county and sub-county directors across Kenya. This move comes in response to increasing concerns from teachers regarding delays in promotions and transfers, which have caused tensions between educators and TSC officers. The restructuring is seen as an effort to restore harmony within the education sector. Addressing Tensions in the Education Sector For months, tension had been building between teachers and field officers, with teachers accusing certain officers of holding back promotions or stalling transfers. The TSC confirmed that the reshuffle…

Kenyan Labour CS Secures 200,000 Jobs for Skilled Workers in Qatar. Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua announced that Kenya is set to send skilled workers to Qatar, a significant shift from previous agreements, which only involved unskilled labor migration. During a meeting with his Qatari counterpart, Saeed Samikh Al-Marri, in Nairobi, Mutua revealed that both countries are formalizing a bilateral labour agreement aimed at providing opportunities for skilled Kenyans, a crucial move as the government seeks to address high unemployment rates among graduates. The new agreement will amend the 2012 Bilateral Labour Agreement between Kenya and Qatar, which previously focused…

TSC’s Merit-Based Selection Criteria for Primary School Teacher Recruitment. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has established clear merit-based selection criteria for the recruitment of primary school teachers for the 2024/2025 financial year. These criteria are designed to ensure transparency, fairness, and accountability throughout the recruitment process. 1. Eligibility Requirements 2. Document Submission 3. Selection Panel Composition Join Teachers Updates on Facebook 4. Scoring System 5. Merit Lists Compilation 6. Preference Considerations 7. Fairness and Transparency ALSO READ: Education System in Distress: Schools, Varsities Under Pressure These criteria reflect the TSC’s commitment to maintaining high standards in the recruitment of primary…