Eight schools near the Kisumu-Kericho border opened in advance of exams.
Kenya’s Kisumu, October 27 Eight schools along the Kisumu-Kericho border that were closed have reopened by the government in order to get ready for the national exams.
The schools were impacted by the recent border skirmishes, according to Nyanza Regional Commissioner (RC) Flora Mworoa, but they have already opened their doors to the candidates.
To make sure that examinations are held in a comfortable setting, Mworoa stated that more security will be added to the people who were stationed in the area during the height of the infighting.
He continued, “I want to reassure you that all those schools are now open, and that security officers stationed there are still here and will be reinforced.”
Schools will begin writing the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE), Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), and Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) on Monday.
The RC issued a strong warning to anyone preparing to sell pupils phony exam papers, saying that the long arm of the law would catch up with them and guaranteed sufficient protection in the area.
Mworoa stated that the Ministry of Education has implemented an additional feature where morning and afternoon exam papers would be selected independently in an effort to tighten the examination procedure.
Exam papers were formerly selected for the entire day from the examinations container, however this is currently not the case.
“This measure aims to guarantee that the examination is conducted in an optimal manner, free from any irregularities,” the speaker stated.
There will be two security personnel stationed at each of the 4,933 KPSEA and KCPE examination centers in the region.
There are 1,761 KCSE centers, and each center has a same number of security officers deployed in it.
Spot checks at the majority of Kisumu’s schools showed that as candidates prepared for their national exams, KPSEA and KCPE rehearsals went smoothly.
The primary school 8-4-4 system of instruction will come to an end with the exams.
George Polo, the head teacher at Xaverian Primary School, reported that all of the applicants were shown to the supervisors and invigilators.
“As a school, we’re excited to reach the goal we set at the start of the year,” he stated.
There are 268 candidates for KCPE and 298 candidates for KPSEA seated at the institution.
Joan Ochome, the school manager at Golden Elites School, which is located within the Tom Mboya estate, stated that the school is ready to discontinue the 8-4-4 system in a God-centered manner.
According to Ochome, the students are optimistic about achieving outstanding results because the school has been taking national exams for the past 20 years.
“The government has sent nine officers to help with invigilation and supervisions, and we have over 200 candidates for the two examinations,” the official stated.
She said that the KPSEA is the greatest assessment ever, pointing out that it takes each student into account.
Eight schools near the Kisumu-Kericho border opened in advance of exams.
TSC OFFICIAL UPDATED TEACHERS’ SALARY SCALE BY JOB GRADE 2023–2025
TSC new salary scale(2023-2024). In this article, we present an overview of the 2023 TSC Salary Scale under the Current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
It encompasses the implementation of the 2021-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement and highlights the salary adjustments for various educational positions.
TSC new salary scale(2023-2024)
Chief Principals (T-Scale 15)
Chief Principals play a crucial role in the education sector, and their salaries have been adjusted accordingly.
The salary ranges for Chief Principals (T-Scale 15) are as follows:
– The lowest paid Chief Principal earns Sh131,380 per month.
– The highest paid Chief Principal earns Sh157,656 per month.
Senior Principals (T-Scale 14)
Senior Principals also hold important roles, and their salaries have been structured as follows:
– The lowest paid Senior Principal earns Sh118,242 per month.
– The highest paid Senior Principal earns Sh121,890 per month.
TSC new salary scale(2023-2024)
Principals (T-Scale 13)
For Principals (T-Scale 13), their responsibilities and salary structure are detailed as:
– The lowest paid Principal earns Sh104,644 per month.
– The highest paid Principal also earns Sh104,644 per month.
Deputy Principals III
Deputy Principals III have their specific duties and salary details, with a fixed salary range:
– The lowest paid Deputy Principal III earns Sh91,041 per month.
– The highest paid Deputy Principal III earns Sh91,041 per month.
Senior Head Teachers, Senior Master II, and Deputy Principals IV (T-Scale 11)
This section provides an overview of senior leadership roles in education and details the basic salary for,
- Senior Head Teachers,
- Senior Master II, and
- Deputy Principals IV (T-Scale 11), which is Sh77,840 per month.
Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers I, and Senior Master III (T-Scale 10)
The roles and salary structures for Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers I, and Senior Master III (T-Scale 10) are discussed, with a basic monthly salary of Sh62,272.
Deputy Head Teacher II (Grade C4)
Deputy Head Teacher II has its distinct responsibilities and salary structure, with a salary range from Sh45,287 to Sh52,308 per month.
Secondary Teacher I and Senior Teacher I (Grade C3)
The roles of Secondary Teacher I and Senior Teacher I (Grade C3) are explained, along with salary points ranging from Sh43,147 to Sh53,943 per month.
Senior Teacher II, Secondary Teacher II, and Secondary Teacher II Untrained (UT) (Grade C2)
The responsibilities and salary details for Senior Teacher II, Secondary Teacher II, and Secondary Teacher II Untrained (UT) (Grade C2) are presented, with a salary range of Sh34,955 per month.
Primary Teacher I and Secondary Teacher III (Grade C1)
The roles of Primary Teacher I and Secondary Teacher III (Grade C1) are outlined, along with salary points ranging from Sh27,195 to Sh33,994 per month.
Primary Teacher II (Grade B5)
This section discusses the role of Primary Teacher II and its salary structure, with a salary range from Sh21,756 to Sh27,195 per month.
These subsections provide specific salary information for each educational position.
It’s important to note that this information is based on the 2023-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) and its effects on teachers’ salaries.
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