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The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUUCPS) is once again inviting previous years’ KCSE students to apply for a diploma or certificate course of their choice in National Polytechnics, Technical Training Institutes or other Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions. This is the third round the KUCCPS will be inviting applications this year. And it is good news to students who sat previous examinations but could not get any training placement, as the KUCCPS has given them chance to apply for training. The training caters for all students from those who scored E to C-.
The online application system reopened on Monday, September 10, 2018 to Sunday, September 30, 2018 for the students to submit their applications, regardless of the year they did the KCSE examination.
Successful students will be sponsored by the Government as follows:
A student must apply for placement through KUCCPS to benefit from the Government fee subsidy.
The minimum KCSE mean grade required for Diploma is C-(Minus), D for Craft Certificate and E for Artisan Certificate.
| Diploma | Craft Certificate | Artisan Certificate |
| C – (Minus) | D | E |
For more information, you may reach the KUCCPS through the following contacts:
The application deadline is September 30, 2018.
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Teachers, civil servants and members of the disciplined forces are staring at looming agony in January next year, 2019, after the government made good of its plan to introduce a mandatory contributory scheme. The government employees are set to lose 7.5% of their basic salary towards the statutory pension scheme. This is the first time that the employees will be contributing for their retirement since the government has shouldered the whole responsibility. In the new contributory scheme, the servants will forfeit 7.5% of their monthly gross pay as the government gives twice as much, 15%. The cash starved government is on a collusion part to cut down on its spending in a bid to procure an additional loan facility of 1.5 billion US dollars from the International Monetary Fund, IMF.
“I know we have to do it this time round. I am really hopeful this time we will start it, hopefully in January”, said Mr. Kamau Thugge who is the Treasury Permanent secretary.
The Kenyan government has been trying to introduce the pension scheme for the past twelve years with little success. This new deduction is coming after the government introduced another monthly statutory tax of 1.5% of gross salary for government officers earning an excess of Ksh. 100,000. These funds will go towards a housing scheme that is among the big 4 agenda of the president Uhuru Kenyatta led government.
This now means that Chief principals in job group Q (T- Scale 15/ D5) will remit over Kshs. 7,000 per month to the school whose intent is to construct low cost housing units. Senior principals in Job group P/ T-scale 14/ D4 will forfeit Kshs. 6,000 monthly. Secondary school teachers in job groups G, H, J and K should prepare to lose excesses of Kshs. 1,520, Kshs. 1,777, Kshs. 1,959 and Kshs. 2,240 respectively.
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