Teacher's News Desk

KSCE ORAL EXAMINATIONS KICKS OFF

Teachers assigned roles as centre managers, supervisors, and invigilators in this year’s national examinations have been directed to create or update their KNEC CP2 profiles before the start of the tests.

According to a communication from TSC Sub County officials, including Curriculum Support Officers and Sub County Directors, school heads must ensure that all teachers contracted by KNEC have active and verified CP2 accounts. The profiles are crucial for confirming deployment details and facilitating payment after the exams.

Teachers participating for the first time are required to log in to the KNEC CP2 portal and create new accounts, while those who have previously served should update their existing profiles. They must also download their deployment letters, which specify their assigned centres, duties, and responsibilities.

KNEC has emphasized the importance of verifying key details such as name, ID number, TSC number, KRA PIN, assigned role, deployed centre, and mobile phone number, as the latter will be used for M-Pesa reimbursement once the exercise concludes.

Meanwhile, teachers assigned invigilation duties will attend briefing sessions this week to familiarize themselves with examination procedures and conduct expectations. Centre managers and supervisors have already undergone similar training and sensitization on their roles for the 2025 national exams and assessments.

KNEC has also released detailed briefing notes to guide all contracted professionals and ensure a smooth and credible examination process across the country.

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has called on former students across the country to return to their former schools and contribute to their growth and development.

Speaking during a school event, Ogamba emphasized that alumni play a vital role in improving learning facilities and mentoring current students, noting that such partnerships can help bridge resource gaps in education.

He urged alumni associations to mobilize resources, offer scholarships, and support infrastructure projects, saying collective effort between the government, schools, and alumni will ensure better learning environments and improved academic performance.

Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo has called on school heads to exercise compassion when dealing with students who have outstanding school fees.

Speaking during an education forum, Omollo urged headteachers not to send learners home due to arrears, emphasizing that such actions disrupt learning and contribute to high dropout rates.

He further appealed to school administrations to explore alternative ways of addressing fee challenges, saying every child deserves uninterrupted access to education regardless of their financial background.

Acting TSC C.E.O has urged all teachers who have been tasked to maintain high level of integrity during the administration of examination for KCSE,KJSEA and KPSEA scheduled to kick off later this month

We wish to strongly caution all KCSE Centre Managers against sharing of advanced confidential instructions for the preparation of science practical examination papers with unauthorized persons. Please adhere to the KNEC rules and regulations strictly.
Any non-compliance will attract the sanctions spelt out in the KNEC Act.

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