TSC pushes back against political meddling in teacher transfers

Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), Eveleen Mitei, has cautioned politicians, sponsors, and other education stakeholders against meddling in teacher transfers and deployments. The TSC boss firmly argues that school staffing decisions are the..

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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is pushing back against political interference in teacher transfers, asserting its constitutional mandate.

TSC warns politicians and stakeholders against meddling in school staffing decisions, which are the Commission's exclusive domain.
Acting Chief Executive Officer Eveleen Mitei affirmed that while recommendations are welcomed, all transfer and deployment decisions are made based on objective employer criteria and the law.
Mitei also appealed to Parliament for increased funding for the education sector and highlighted the upcoming implementation of the second phase of the teachers’ Collective Bargaining Agreement.

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