TSC Subject Preference in JSS Intern Recruitment: How Marks Will Be Awarded Per Subject.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) selection process for Junior Secondary School (JSS) intern recruitment will prioritize applicants based on subject specialization.
Candidates will be awarded marks per subject category, with the recruitment conducted in a structured order of preference. Below is a breakdown of the subject categories and the associated marks.
Prioritization of Science Subjects (65 Points)
Teachers who are qualified in science subjects will receive the highest consideration. This preference emphasizes the importance of science in the current curriculum. The science subjects that fall under this category include:
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
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Consideration of Technical and Creative Arts Subjects (40 Points)
After science subjects, teachers specialized in technical and creative arts will be given priority. This category covers a range of subjects designed to foster technical skills and creativity among learners. The subjects are:
- Home Science
- Computer Studies
- Business Studies
- Agriculture
- Music
- Drawing & Design
- Art & Design
- Woodwork
- Electricity
- Aviation Technology
- Building & Construction
- Metal Work
- Fine Art
- Power Mechanics
Language Subjects Follow in Preference (25 Points)
The next group prioritized comprises teachers specializing in languages. These subjects play a crucial role in communication and cultural studies, and include:
- English
- Kiswahili
- French
- German
- Kenya Sign Language
Humanities Subjects Selected Last (5 Points)
Lastly, teachers qualified in humanities will be considered. This category emphasizes historical, geographical, and religious knowledge, including subjects such as:
- History
- Geography
- Religious Studies
Resolving Ties in Selection
When candidates score equally, TSC will use a set of criteria to determine final selection. The following factors will influence decisions:
- Length of Stay Since Graduation: Preference will be given to candidates who have waited longer since completing their studies.
- Academic and Professional Strength: The robustness of certificates presented will be reviewed to establish the best-qualified applicant.
- Aggregate Grades and Subject Grades: If there is still a tie, specific subject grades will be analyzed to make a final decision.
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Geographical Preference and Merit List Development
TSC will also favor candidates originating from the respective sub-counties or counties where they are applying. The Sub-County Selection Panel is tasked with developing a merit list based on the provided score sheet, ensuring fairness and adherence to the selection criteria.
TSC Subject Preference in JSS Intern Recruitment: How Marks Will Be Awarded Per Subject.
