KNUT Urges TSC to Deploy More Teachers to Narok County
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) is now calling on the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to send more teachers to Narok County.
Malel Langat, First Vice National Chairman, believes that understaffing has hampered efforts to improve academic standards in the region.
Speaking in the area, he stated that for county children to compete with their counterparts across the country, more instructors needed to be hired.
He noted that Narok has been neglected for a long time and emphasized the need for the Teachers Service Commission to post more teachers to the region, particularly those for junior secondary schools, to ensure that children from Narok can compete effectively with their counterparts from other regions.
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He accuses the county government of neglecting the county over the years and criticizes them for not advocating for a solution.
Langat underlined the union’s commitment to championing teachers’ rights, stating that teachers play an important role in raising the country’s academic standards.
Langat stated that KNUT remains committed to advocating for the rights of teachers. Despite facing threats and intimidation from the government, the union will continue to push for the resolution of various issues. Langat emphasized that the Union is and will remain resilient.
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Meanwhile, JSS teachers in Nandi have been warned not to return to work if the government fails to accept their demands before schools reopen.
The teachers want their contracts altered to permanent and pensionable terms, as well as their incomes boosted, claiming that forcing them to intern for two years was illegal.
KNUT Urges TSC to Deploy More Teachers to Narok County
