Were you recently employed by the TSC and you have been waiting for your employment letter? Well. The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, has released the letters of employment (Letter of probationary employment) to all newly recruited teachers. This is after successfully vetting your documents. The letter is sent to the teacher through the station where the teacher has been posted to serve under TSC terms.

In the letter the Commission Secretary spells out the entry level of the teacher i.e Secondary School Teacher II for teachers entering the profession as degree holders. The station where the teacher has been posted and the subjects to be handled are also written on the employment letter.

Employment terms 

A newly recruited teacher works on probation for a period of not less than six (6) months. In some cases the probation period may be extended if the teacher’s performance is unsatisfactory; at worst, the teacher’s employment may be terminated before completion of the probation period. To be confirmed on permanent terms, the head of institution fills a recommendation form for the teacher that is sent to TSC for approval.

The teacher is expected to proceed to the posted institution as indicated on the employment letter and has a grace period of 30 days from the effective date; as stated on the letter.

This year’s newly Recruited Teachers are required to report on 4rth January 2021 but not later than 30 days from the effective given date.

Also read:

• All TSC services online portals and how to log in
• TSC posting, employment, letters for newly recruited teachers

The employment letter also spells out the expected basic salary per year depending on the entry grade of the teacher.

Post Primary TSC Teachers on T-Scale 7 are expected to earn between 419,460p.a to Ksh.524,328 p.a

The teacher is also entitled to monthly allowances pegged on his/ her grade. Allowances that the teacher may get include, but not limited to: House allowance and Commuter allowance.

Teachers working in areas classified as hardship get hardship allowance on top of the two allowances. While, those working at schools with differently abled learners also receive Special allowance.

The teacher is expected to work in any part of the country where the Commission feels his/ her services are required.

Additionally, the teacher will have to serve at the initial work station, where the first posting has been made, for a period of not less than five (5) years before requesting for a transfer.

In some cases such a teacher may be transferred under special consideration from the Commission on such grounds as Medical and insecurity; as may be deemed fit by TSC.

The employment letter is also copied to the Principal or head of institution and the TSC County Director.

THE TSC POSTING LETTER.

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