The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) have announced that they will be hiring 5,000 secondary school teachers this month in line with the 100%
Now we know that we have so many trained teachers here in Kenya. Let us share this post so that it can reach someone within your contacts. #ikokazi. January is a very dry month, but this could be a breakthrough year for someone.
TSC CEO Nancy Macharia announced on Tuesday that the recruitment will begin at the end of January. The announcement came shortly after a meeting with AU envoy Raila Odinga at his Capital Hill Office. It is not yet clear if the two discussed the matter of hiring teachers.
Dr Nancy Macharia the CEO of the Teachers Service Commission paid me a courtesy call at Capitol Hill Square during which we had discussions on issues to do with education and the challenges teachers face. pic.twitter.com/xB1ZbNU3OS
— Raila Odinga (@RailaOdinga) January 22, 2019
But Raila could have just helped create 5,000 jobs for jobless youth. Isn’t that great news ODM followers? Kenyans have been complaining about the government giving jobs to old men like Moody Awori, it seems Baba heard your cry and is now overworking to ensure you smile. Will you reciprocate and vote for him in 2022?
On Monday, Education CS Amina Mohamed indicated that the Form One transition this year stands at 83 per cent.
Speaking at St Marys Secondary School in Nakuru, the CS exuded confidence that the remaining 17 per cent would be achieved in the next one month.
CS Amina further noted that the government, through her ministry, was working tirelessly to improve infrastructure hence decongesting classes in the advent of the new directive.
“The government will have to increase classes in public secondary schools to accommodate the large numbers,” she added.