REPORTING TO NEW STATION IN JSS
tsc news on p1 teachers.The 7,282 teachers who were recently promoted to junior secondary schools are required to report to their respective duty stations today.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) opened up the promotion to those with a Diploma in Education or a Bachelor’s Degree in Education, and at least a C+ in KCSE or its equivalent.
Upon employment, the teacher is required to report to the duty station within two weeks from the date of posting.
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The 7,000 plus teachers will make a much-needed contribution to addressing the understaffing and infrastructure problems in the junior secondary schools across the country.
WHEN IS TSC RETOOLING OF JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL TEACHERS ,tsc news on p1 teachers
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) revealed plans to retool Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers and send them to schools by January 30.
This retooling process will involve a variety of activities and programs, such as conferences, workshops, trainings, seminars, and other educational events.
The goal of this retooling is to provide teachers with the latest tools and strategies to effectively teach their students.
In addition, the TSC expects to dispatch the trained teachers to schools on the same day that the Junior Secondary School learners resume their studies .
This will help to ensure that students are receiving the best education possible, as the teachers will have the most up-to-date knowledge and resources available.
In total, the TSC plans to retrain 90,000 teachers between January and April this year.
Overall, the TSC is making an effort to retool JSS teachers so that they can provide students with the best education possible.
This retooling process will help to ensure that teachers have the latest knowledge and resources available to them in order to properly instruct their students.
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WILL TSC PROMOTE P1 TEACHERS WITH OTHER DIPLOMAS AND DEGREE TO JSS?
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has implemented a Career Progression Guidelines (CPG), which allows primary school teachers with higher qualifications such as diplomas and degrees get promotions and deployment to teach in junior secondary schools (JSS).
These teachers must have qualifications such as Diploma and Degree in Special Needs Education, Diploma and Degree in Early Childhood Development Education, Diploma in Education (Secondary option), Degree in Education (Secondary option) but lacking C+ at KCSE or C+ in teaching subjects.
Furthermore, the TSC has announced that it will deploy P1 teachers with Diplomas, Higher Diplomas, under graduate Degrees, Post-graduate Diplomas, Masters and PHDs to teach at junior secondary schools (JSS).
This will help to ensure that students are receiving the best education possible, as the teachers will have the most up-to-date knowledge and resources available.
Overall, the TSC is working to ensure that P1 teachers with higher qualifications are able to get promotions and deployed to teach in junior secondary schools.
The Commission is retraining and retooling teachers so they can provide students with the best education possible.
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