Education and Career

KNEC dispatches 2023 exam certificates following government directive

The certificates are being delivered through Sub-County Directors of Education nationwide.

2024 KCSE candidates set to collect certificates as KUCCPS portal nears closure

The CS emphasized that collecting the certificates was essential for students to access employment.

TSC faces Senate scrutiny over 'unfair' teacher promotions

The controversy centers around claims that the criteria used to promote teachers were opaque.

Schools reopen as heads warn of crisis over delayed funds

This term will also see the Education Ministry announce the placement of Grade 9 learners.

Unchecked growth of universities leaves sector drowning in debt

Education institutions put on the spot for violating public finance rules

“The committee will not tolerate any form of mismanagement or discrimination in our education institutions. We must ensure proper use of public funds and equal opportunities for all,” Wamboka said.

Financial struggles lead to calls for HELB funding for KMTC students

“Currently we have a fee balance of Sh1.5 billion from 41,319 students. Helb has failed 70,000 students at KMTC,” Oluoch said.

Unresolved healthcare crisis leaves 360,000 teachers without coverage

She noted that this funding gap was not a new issue, as it had previously hindered a similar effort under the now-defunct National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF).

KUCCPS pushes for early career tests in junior schools

Mathematics is only compulsory in the STEM path, a decision that has caused public debate due to its possible long-term impact.

CS Ogamba reinstates Math in all senior school pathways

“Your voices matter. As a Ministry, we take your concerns seriously as we work to refine and strengthen the CBC, which, despite its good intentions, has faced significant criticism,” he said.

Universities face service freeze over Sh750 million debt to regulator

She said that although the financial records show receivables amounting to over Sh1 billion, there is no evidence of an effective recovery plan.

Making math compulsory at senior schools bad for learners- KNEC

Nyabundi suggested that the focus could shift to subjects that align with students' strengths, such as the humanities or vocational skills, to enhance overall academic performance and learning outcomes.