Key Stake holders in the Education Sector: Final CBC Task Force Recommendations

Key Stakeholder Collaborations and Linkages in Education Quality Assurance and Standards

Here is a list of all the Key Stake holders in the Education Sector

S/NO.INSTITUTIONFUNCTIONSAREAS OF COLLABORATION
1TSC• Manage teacher’s professional development and appraisal.• Recruit and post teachers for curriculum implementation.

• Appoint school management and administration.

• Share assessment reports.

• Enforcement of QAS reports

• Performance appraisal of teachers and head teachers.

2KNEC• Development and administration of national assessments and examinations.• DQAS quality assures the development and administration of national assessments and examinations.

• Attestation of academic certificates.

• DQAS chairs the subject panels

• DQAS is a member of the KNEC board.

3KICD• Develops and reviews curriculum.

• Evaluates learning and teaching materials (LTMs).

• DQAS quality assures the curriculum development process as chair of the various subject panels.

• Quality ensures the evaluation of learning and teaching materials (LTMs).

4KEMI• Trains education managers and administrative staff capacity building of education officers.• DQAS collaborates with KEMI in the training activities of

instructional leadership i.e. CEBs, BoMs, QASOs and Education Officers.

5CEMASTEA• Capacity building of teachers in mathematics and science pedagogical skills.

• Undertakes research in science and mathematics.

• DQAS participates in CEMASTEA of in servicing teachers.
6TVETA• Regulates and coordinates.

• TVET training through.

• Licensing, registration and

• Accreditation of programs,

• Institutions and trainers.

• Share information on regulations regarding quality in education.
7CUE• Regulates and assures quality in University Education.• Share information on QAS regulations regarding quality in education.

S/NO.INSTITUTIONFUNCTIONSAREAS OF COLLABORATION
8Public Works office• Develop and implement standards for the buildings.• Development of Education standards for critical infrastructure and safety of learners.

• Assessment of schools for purposes of registration and compliance to set standards.

9Public Health Officers• Inspect and enforce health quality standards.• Development of school health policy and guidelines.

• Monitoring of health standards maintained by education institutions.

• Assessment of schools for registration and investigative purposes.

10Children’s services• Implementation and enforcement of children protection laws and guidelines.• Monitoring and assessment of schools to investigate children’s welfare issues.

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