TSC, KNEC Begins Process of Assigning Teachers Ahead of 2026 KCSE, KJSEA Exams

The examinations are expected to begin next month, with the KCSE examination running from October 19 to November 20...
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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) have commenced the process of identifying and deploying teachers for the 2026 national examinations and assessments.
- The deployment involves filling roles such as Centre Managers, Supervisors, and Invigilators, with details entered into KNEC's CP2 online system.
- Key organizations involved are the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), with directions issued to Sub-County Directors of Education.
- The exercise is being conducted ahead of the examination period, which begins in October, and aims to prevent disruptions by limiting certain school activities like prayer sessions involving external visitors.
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TSC, KNEC Begin Teacher Assignment for 2026 National Exams - September 2026
The Teachers Service Commission and the Kenya National Examinations Council have commenced the process of identifying and deploying teachers for the 2026 national examinations and assessments. The Ministry of Education has revised rules for school events ahead of the 2026 national examinations to minimize disruptions for candidates. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba met with Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers officials to discuss a significant shortfall in government capitation to schools. Separately, KUPPET is threatening countywide action in Nyamira County over alleged intimidation of a school principal by Catholic clergy and the Board of Management.
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