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Primary, Junior School, Secondary Teaching Jobs and Vacancies Are you passionate about education and making a difference in young people’s lives? If so, you’re in the correct place! We dedicate our blog to providing you with the latest information on teaching opportunities in primary, junior, and secondary schools in Kenya. TEACHING POSITION: Junju Secondary School Junju Secondary School is seeking to hire teachers with the following subject combinations: Applicants must be T.S.C compliant with a Diploma or B.Ed. Degree from a recognized university. Interested candidates should apply and send their academic or professional certificates via WhatsApp to 0726815636 by 29/04/2024.…

Primary, BOM Teaching Job Vacancies: How To Apply Inside These Primary, BOM Teaching Vacancies: MORI PRIMARY SCHOOL JOB VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT Position: Kiswahili TeacherSchool: Mori Junior SchoolLocation: P.O. Box 40-40403, Rapogi Qualifications: Application Deadline: April 23, 2024How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit their applications through the school principal’s office. Contact:Phone: 0721945947 / 0742250159 Address:HeadteacherMori Primary SchoolP.O. Box 40-40403Rapogi For More Jobs Updates Join Our WhatsApp Channel Job Vacancies at Enoomatasiani Primary School: BOM Teachers Needed Enoomatasiani Junior School, located in the picturesque Ngong Hills, is seeking qualified individuals to join our team as BOM Teachers. We currently have openings for…

Nakuru High School Hosts Primary and Secondary Special Schools Sports National Event Nakuru High School is hosting this year’s Primary and Secondary Special Schools Sports National Event. The event will take place from April 7th to 11th. On Sunday morning, a procession through Nakuru town signaled the start of this historic event, culminating in the acknowledgment and awards for the victors. Mr. Nelson Sifuna, Director of Field Coordination and Co-curricular Activities, invited sports enthusiasts and the general public to come out in large numbers to watch special needs students demonstrate their athletic ability. He stated that the sporting events will…

Teachers Suicide: KUPPPET, KUSNET Raise Alarm Over Mental Health Teachers’ unions have raised concern over an increase in the number of teachers committing suicide as a result of what they call unbearable working conditions. Omboko Milemba, national chairman of the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet), revealed that roughly 100 teachers died by suicide in the last three years. Milemba stated that the figure was constantly rising and asked for prompt action. The Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) and Kenya Union of Special Needs Education Teachers (Kusnet) emphasized that teachers face significant pressure and unreasonable expectations, which can…

New School Bus Regulations to Include Mandatory Telematics Installation for Safety Monitoring According to Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen, the Ministry of Transport plans to draft laws requiring schools to monitor school buses while on trips. He noted that the laws will require schools to install vehicular telematics, allowing for better observation of bus operations. Murkomen added that these procedures are critical for protecting student safety and giving school administrators tools to handle driver misconduct. Furthermore, the legislation will make schools responsible for driver management and vehicle maintenance. Murkomen added that the decision to enforce the installation of this technology…

End of National School Status: Education Ministry’s New Categorization More than 10,000 secondary schools in Kenya are slated for reclassification, signifying the end of the long-standing national school status. This shift is part of a new three-tier structure that will coincide with the deployment of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). The Education Ministry has started mapping institutions in preparation for the pioneer CBC class, which is currently in Grade 8, to be admitted to senior high school in 2026. This mapping is expected to be completed by next year, with only 18 months till the switch. Belio Kipsang, the Principal Secretary…

TSC to Recruit 20000 Teachers by July – CS Machogu According to Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, the government intends to hire an additional 20,000 teachers in order to reduce the teacher-student ratio and address the country’s serious teacher shortage. He announced the news during his speech at Kolanya Girl’s National School in Bungoma County on Wednesday. Machogu noted that the government has already hired more than 50,000 teachers since taking power in September 2022. He went on to say, “Since taking office, this government has employed a record 56,750 teachers, and as a ministry, we have received additional funds…

Ministry of Education: Grade 9 CBC Students to Remain in Primary Schools Some stakeholders proposed transferring the last grade of the competency-based curriculum (CBC) to secondary schools, but the Ministry of Education rejected it. This decision implies that the CBC’s inaugural class will remain in their existing institutions when they enter Grade 9 next year. The move provides clarity and eliminates uncertainty about the graduating class’s future migration. Belio Kipsang, Principal Secretary for Basic Education, addressed concerns regarding junior schools’ readiness to accept Grade 9 learners. He admitted that the next shift would be difficult but reassured that the government…

How TSC Promoted Dead and Retired Teachers – KUPPET The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet) has strongly criticized the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) for what it considers a poor promotion procedure. According to Kuppet, 100 teachers on the promotion list have died, while others have retired or left the profession. Kuppet Secretary General Akelo Misori faulted the commission for a lack of transparency, citing the concealment of the identities of teachers on the promotion list. Misori claimed that several teachers who were not on the commission’s roll, including those who were deceased or had resigned from service, were…

Senior Schools to Offer Two career Pathways for Grades 10 to 12 Belio Kipsang, Principal Secretary of Basic Education, revealed that the ministry intends for each senior school to provide two professional pathways for students in Grades 10 through 12. This initiative, according to Kipsang, aims to maximize the economic investment in these organizations. He underlined that every school must have at least two pathways to maintain economic viability. Furthermore, Kipsang stated that selected national schools will provide up to three job paths: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), social sciences (humanities), and performing arts, music, and athletics. Kipsang made…