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Important Notes for Applicants (TSC Accepts only soft copy documents).

1.   All sections of this registration application MUST be completed in full.
2.   Please fill in all the required information.
3.   It is a serious offence to willfully give false information to the Teachers Service
Commission. The law provides that any person convicted of the offence may
be fined up to Ksh 100,000 or imprisoned for Twelve (12) months or both
(Section 44 of TSC Act No. 20 of 2012).
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List of best performing County schools in Bomet County

There are about thirty six (36) County schools in Bomet County. These schools are either Mixed or Single.County schools are the third best schools after National and Extra County schools.

The County schools admit students majorly from within the County. Admission of form ones is via the Education Ministry’s Portal. Calling letters to these schools are downloaded from the Ministry’s website; http://www.education.go.ke/index.php/online-services/form-one-selection

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Here is a list of all the County schools in Bomet County:

School  Code School Name Category Type County
25508103 NDARAWETTA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25508106 KIPLOKYI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25508110 MUGANGO SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25508123 CHEBONEI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25533102 MOI MINARIET BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25533105 KIMOLWET SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25533107 CHESILYOT GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25533108 KAMUNGEI SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25533111 NGARIET BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25533113 TEMBWO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25533121 KAPLETUNDO SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25533126 LORNA LABOSO MEMORIAL GIRLS County Girls Bomet
25533201 GELEGELE   HIGH  SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25533202 GORGOR SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25533214 GELEGELE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25551102   SIGOR SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25551137 NYAKICHIWA SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25551201 CHEBUNYO SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25551203 KIPSUTER SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25551204 MAKIMENY SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25551205 MOGOR HIGH SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25551206 OLBUTYO BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25551210 OLBUTYO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25551237 CHEBUNYO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25563104 RUSEYA  SECONDARY  SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25563106 ST BRIGIDS CHEMELET SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25563201 KIPKORIR SALAT SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25563202 CHEPTALAL SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25563203 SOTIT SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Bomet
25563302 KAPTEBENGWET SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25563303 ST. MONICA CHEBANG’ANG GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25583109 MULOT SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25583110 KONG’OTIK GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL County Girls Bomet
25583118 KOIBEIYON SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25583122 MENGIT MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Bomet
25583126 ST.CATHERINE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Bomet

 

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Full list of best performing County Secondary schools in Busia County

Busia County has twenty three (23) County secondary schools. These schools are either Mixed or Single.County schools are the third best schools after National and Extra County schools.

The County schools admit students majorly from within the County. Admission of form ones is via the Education Ministry’s Portal. Calling letters to these schools are downloaded from the Ministry’s website; https://www.education.go.ke/index.php/online-services/form-one-selection

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Performance in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education, KCSE, exams is one of the criteria used to determine whether a school is good or not. Other criteria are: Availability of adequate Learning-Boarding facilities, discipline and staffing in the school.

Here is a list of all the County schools in Busia County:

School  Code School Name Category Type County
35601101 ST. MATHIAS’ BUSIA SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Busia
35601102 OUR LADY OF MERCY County Girls Busia
35606104 MODING HIGH SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35606106 KATAKWA SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35606107 S A ABOLOI SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35606108 ALBERT EKIRAPA SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35606116 ST MARTIN’S MWARI SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35606202 ST JOSEPHS KOCHOLIA SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35606203 ST.THOMAS AMAGORO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Busia
35606204 ST. AUGUSTINE KAMOLO SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35610102 JOHN OSOGO SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Busia
35610103 ST.CECILIA NAMENYA GIRLS SCHOOL County Girls Busia
35610106 ST ANNE’S BUNYALA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Busia
35620102 ST. MARY’S AMUKURA GIRLS HIGH County Girls Busia
35623101 BUHUYI SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35623103 ST. CLARE BUTULA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Busia
35623104 LUGULU A.C SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Busia
35623106 BUKHALALIRE  SECONDARY  SCHOOL County Boys Busia
35623107 ST. JOSEPH’S BUMUTIRU SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35623108 BUJUMBA BOYS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL County Boys Busia
35623124 BUJUMBA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL County Girls Busia
35629104 ST THOMAS AQUINAS MADENDE SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia
35629106 MALANGA MIXED SECONDARY SCHOOL County Mixed Busia

 

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TRAINING REVOLVING FUND FOR PUBLIC SERVICE

The Government considers the development of its Human Resource a priority area and a key strategy toward National Development. Vision 2030, the blue print for the Country’s long-term development envisions a globally competitive and adaptive human resource base that will contribute significantly to the economic, social, and political pillars that are the foundation of national development.

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This, therefore, calls for well-trained, efficient, and motivated public service personnel equipped with the appropriate skills and competencies acquired through training and education.

In this regard, the Government, through the Ministry of Public Service and Gender (MPSG) has established the Training Revolving Fund (TRF) for public servants including, teachers, and persons involved in public teaching service from which, they will borrow funds for professional self-development. In this regard, the Ministry has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) to facilitate access and administer the Fund on behalf of Government:

The purpose of this Circular is to inform all TSC employees that they can access the facility and sponsor themselves for training in the relevant professional fields.

Attached   please  find: the Eligibility criteria  including,  the loan                        Application Requirements, Funding and Application process.

More information may be obtained from 11Guidelines for the Administration of Training Resolving Fund (fRF) for the Public Service” online.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE LOAN

ELIGIBILITY FOR THE LOAN

To be eligible for TRF, applicants must have met the following considerations:

  • Be a public servant,
  • Have completed the probation period,
  • Have completed two (2) years since completion of a long course,
  • Have completed one (]) year since the completion of a short course,
  • Commence their studies during the financial year when the funds are awarded,
  • Course applied for must be relevant and among those identified as critical (see 5.0 below),
  • Have ability to commence repayment of borrowed funds immediately after disbursement as per the I/3rd rule requirement under the Service Regulations,
  • Have ability to repay borrowed funds within the stipulated period,
  • Previous beneficiaries of HELB loans should have completed repayment or have been servicing the loan for at least six (6) months.

LOAN APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

The following shall be the requirements to be submitted to HELB during the TRF loan application process: –

  • Duly filled loan application forms in hard copy or electronic form,
  • Certified copy of the applicants National Identification Card,
  • Certified copies of the latest three (3) months’ pay slips,
  • Copy of admission letter from a recognized institution,
  • A recommendation letter from the employer signed by the Accounting Officer or designated officer indicating the approved course, personal number and designation of the officer proceeding for training,
  • Certified copies of national IDs of guarantors who must be serving in a Ministry /Department/Service Commission/County Government.

                    FUNDING

The Fund shall consider applications for courses which cost between Kenya shillings thirty thousand (Ksh.30, 000.00) and five hundred thousand (Kshs.500, 000.00) per year subject to ability to pay.

Funding consideration will include:

  • The award of funds for courses shall be restricted to costs related to tuition, examination, library, comptiter and research;
  • Fees for accommodation and tuition on residential short courses will be treated as one item (where applicable) for the purpose of funding;
  • Ensuring no one shall benefit more tan once from the fund at the same time;
  • Successful completion of the course should be within the stipulated period, The TRF will not meet expenses occasioned by repetition of course,
  • Courses offered in local training institutions,
  • Application for further funding upon proven reasonable grounds,
  • Where beneficiaries exit the public service further disbursements will

APPLICATION PROCESS 

The applicant shall be required to:

  • Fill an application
  • Sign a loan agreement form when applying for the funds,
  • The forms will be available at the HELB website on helb.co.ke for online application.
  • The forms will be submitted along with the required supporting documents,
  • Applicants will be required to provide two guarantors who should be serving public servant in Ministries/Departments/Service Commissions/County
  • Applicants shall allow 30 days for processing of the

CRITICAL TRAINING AREAS

SINO TRAINING AREA
1. Accounting/Financial Management
2. Actuarial Studies
3. Administration
4. Advanced Finger Print
5. Advanced Rock Blasting Techniques
6. Aeronautical and Radar Management
7. Agricultural Engineering
8. Agricultural Resource Management
9. Analytical Chemistry
to. Animal Production
11. Aviation
12. Betting Control             ..
13. Bio Statistics
14. Cartography and Survey
15. Certified Forensic Accounting

 

SINO TRAINING AREA
16. Climate Change
17. Clinical and Alternative Medicine
18. Communication e – System
19. Compensation Management (Salaries and Payroll Administration)
20. Computer Geographic Information
21. Computerized Record and Archival Management
22. Cooperative Management
23. Copyrighting and Patenting
24. Corporate Governance and Ethics
25. Criminology and Social Order
26. Curriculum Development
27. Data Management
28. Democracy, Refugee and Humanitarian Affairs
29. Demographic / Population Studies
30.

31.

Econometrics Analysis

Efficient Deck Handling, Safety and Seamanship

32. Entrepreneurship /Micro and Small Enterprises
33. Environmental Chemistry
34. Environmental Impact Assessment
35. Fibre Diplomacy
36. Fisheries Technology
37. Food Science
38. Foreign Languages
39. Forensic Medicine / Science/Deontology
40. Gender, HIV and Productive Health
41. Geo-Information and Remote Sensing (GIS)
42. Guidance and Counselling
43. Health and Safety
44. Horticultural Science and Management
45. Human I Resource Management & Development
46. Human Resource Management Information System
47. Industrial Development
48. Industrial Relations
49. Instrumentation (Repair of Medial Equipment)
50. International Development
51. International Relations
52. Investigation, Process Service, Prosecution and Advocacy
53. Job Analysis and Evaluation
54. Laboratory Information Management System
55. Legal Studies
56. Legislative Drafting
57. Marine and Oceanography /Tsunamigenic Modelling

 

SINO TRAINING AREA
58. Maritime Law
59. Mediation, Conflict Resolution and Peace Building
60. Micro Hydro and Electrical Power Development
61. Microwave Science
62. Mineralogy and Crystallography
63. Mining and Environment
64. Modeling Techniques (Macro and Micro Modeling Systems)
65. Monitoring and Combating Human Traffic
66. Nautical, Safety and Seamanship
67. Offshore Mapping/Drilling
68. Organizational and Restructuring Development
69. Pension Administration
70. Petroleum Exploration
71. Project Management (M & E Project)
72. Public/ Private Partnership
73. Public Policy
74. QLiantity and Building Survey
75. Regional Integration
76. Renewable Energy Technologies
77. Research, reforms and Innovative Consultancy
78. Safety and Sea Faring Skills
79. Solid Waste and Air Pollution
80. Specialized Coaching Course
81. Sports Administration
82. Technology Transfer
83. Toxicology
84. Value Addition (Livestock Products)

 

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TSC to train Junior Secondary Schools teachers

The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, will this January 2023 begin training teachers who will teach junior secondary school (JSS). Both primary and secondary school teachers will be trained.

Teachers with degrees, diplomas, and TPD certifications who are qualified to teach in junior secondary have already been subjected to an audit by TSC.

The TSC will work with the Ministry of Education and the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) on how to educate grade 7 teachers, according to Hussein Mohammed, the State House Spokesperson.

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Junior Secondary is part of middle school. Junior Secondary comprises of Grade 7, 8, 9. There are core and optional subjects in Grade 7, 8, and 9. Read more

The Ministry of Education, Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, and the Teachers Service Commission will work on modalities of fast-tracking retooling teachers to ensure the country has sufficient numbers who are compliant with CBC. Priority will be given to those teachers who will be handling Grade Seven learners,” said the State House spokesperson Hussein Mohammed.

The training will be aimed at all teachers in grades 7, 8, and 9 from both public (regular and SNE) and private schools.

The Commission intends to train teachers in the areas of languages, pure sciences, applied sciences, mathematics, humanities, and technology.

These subjects and areas offered in the junior secondary school part will be included in the training of Grade 7 teachers.

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CBC 2020/2021 TRAINING DATES, VENUES AND PAYMENTS

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has planned the training of teachers in Competency Based Curriculum, CBC, during the month of November from November 23 to December 5, 2020. This training will be carried out as the school terms progresses on the stipulated dates. Check below for payment rates, also.

The dates for the smart cascade model of training are as follows:

DATE Venue
23rd to 28th November, 2020 County level venues
29th November to 5th Dec, 2020 Zone level Venues (Regular)
29th November to 5th Dec, 2020 County level  venues (SNE)

TRAINING VENUES FOR SNE TRAINERS OF TRAINERS

S/N County Prposed Venues For County Level Training
1 Kiambu/Nairobi Thika school for the Blind
2 Nyeri/Kirinyaga Tetu Girls
3 Muranga Muranga high
4 Isiolo/Marsabit Isiolo primary
5 Kilifi/Tana River/Lamu Sahajanad special school
6 Mombasa/Taita Taveta/Kwale Mama Ngina girls
7 Kitui/Garissa Kitui School for VI
8 Meru/Tharaka Nithi Meru school
9 Embu/Laikipia Kigari TTC
10 Wajir/Mandera Wajir high
11 Migori/Homabay Kuja school for the deaf
12 Kisii/Nyamira Kereri Girls high school
13 Kisumu/Siaya Joy land special school
14 Uasin Gishu/Baringo/Elgeyo Marakwetr Eldoret school for the deaf
15 Bomet/Kericho/Narok Bomet Boys
16 Machakos/Makueni/Kajiado Machakos school for the deaf
17 Nakuru/Samburu/Nyandarua Ngala school for the deaf
18 West Pokot/Turkana St Francis Kapenguria
19 Nandi/Vihiga Kapsabet school for the deaf
20 Kakamega/Busia Kakamega high school
21 Bungoma /Trans Nzoia Misikhu Girls
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TRAINING VENUES FOR REGULAR TRAINER OF TRAINERS.

S/NO COUNTY SUB COUNTY PROPOSED TRAINING VENUES
1 Baringo Baringo Central Kabarnet Vocational Rehabilitation Centre
2 Bomet Bomet Tenwek High
3 Bungoma Bungoma South Bungoma Baptist Girls Secondary
4 Busia Teso South St. Monica Chakol Girls High School
5 Elgeyo Marakwet Keiyo North Iten School For The Deaf
6 Embu Embu West Kangaru School
7 Garissa Garissa Garissa Primary
8 Homabay Homabay Homabay High School
9 Kajiado Isinya Moi Girls Isinya
10 Kakamega Kakamega East Sigalagala National Polytechnic
11 Kericho Kericho Kericho Tea Boys Sec
12 Kiambu / Nairobi Juja Mang’u High School
13 Kilifi / Lamu Kilifi North St. Thomas Secondary / Malindi High
14 Kisii Kisii Central Kisii High School
15 Kisumu Kisumu St. Teresa Kibuye Girls
16 Kitui Kitui Central Multi Purpose Training Centre
17 Laikipia Laikipia Central Nanyuki High Secondary School
18 Machakos Machakos Machakos Ttc
19 Makueni Makueni Makueni Boys
20 Mandera Mandera Moi Girls Secondary
21 Marsabit / Isiolo Marsabit Central Moi Girls Secondary
22 Meru Imenti North Meru Teachers Training College
23 Migori Migori Onyalo Secondary School
24 Mombasa / Kwale Central Coast Girls
25 Murang’a Murang’a East Technology Primary
26 Nakuru Nakuru East Upper Hill Sec School
27 Nandi County Nandi Central Kapsabet High School
28 Narok County Narok North St. Mary’s Girls Secondary
29 Nyamira Nyamira Sounth Nyamira Boys
30 Nyandarua Central Nyandarua Hifgh School
31 Nyeri / Kirinyaga Central Tetu
32 Samburu Samburu Central Aic Moi Girls
33 Siaya Siaya Siaya Central Secondary School
34 Taita Taveta Voi Coast Institute Of Technology (Cit)
35 Tana River Tana River Hola Boys
36 Tharaka Nithi Meru South Kiereni Sec.School
37 Trans Nzoia Kwanza St. Monica’s Girls High School-Kitale
38 Turkana Turkana Central Lodwar Mixed Sec
39 Uasin Gishu Kesses Hill School Primary
40 Vihiga Sabatia Igunga Girls Secondary School
41 Wajir Wajir Wajir Primary
42 West Pokot West Pokot Nasokol Girls
 

PAYMENT RATES FOR CBC TRAINING

Here are the TSC set payment rates for travel allowance, remuneration and meals entitled to Curriculum Support Officers (CSO), teachers and Headteachers attending the training;

CSO AND CBC CHAMPIONS TRAINING

  • Every participant will be reimbursed travel expenses to and fro as per prevailing fares up to a maximum of Kshs.1000 (For CSO) and 800 (for the Champions)
  • Training institution to provide venue and meals (2 teas and lunch) at Kshs.400 per day for 3 days and stationery at Kshs.100 per participant.
  • Every participant shall be paid Kshs. 3,000 daily subsistence allowance to cater for accommodation for 4 days.

TEACHERS AND HEADTEACHERS ZONAL TRAINING

  • Every teacher shall be reimbursed Kshs.300 per day to cater for travel expenses.
  • Every CSO and CBC champion shall be paid Kshs.1000 as facilitation allowance per day for 5 days.
  • Every participant shall be paid Kshs.1000 per day for 5 days to cater for their accommodation.
  • Common lunch shall be provided at Kshs.400 per day per participant and facilitators for 5 days.
  • Kshs.100 per participant has been provided for stationery.
  • Fuel of Kshs.5000 per vehicle for maximum of 2 vehicles per county and 3 vehicles for counties hosting the Regional Director.
  • Lunch allowance up to a maximum of Kshs.1500 per day shall be paid for 5 days to the Regional Directors, County directors, Deputy County Directors, 2 drivers and the County Accounts. This shall be paid as per the prevailing rates per job groups.

WITHDRAWALS

  • All payments shall be processed through bank and not cash. There shall be no cash withdrawals to pay participants and venues.
  • The funds may be disbursed through bulk M-pesa services offered by the bank.
  • The County Account shall prepare payment schedules in the format prescribed by their respective banks.
  • All payment schedules must be approved by County Director before dispatch to the bank
  • The Accountant shall retain a copy of schedule acknowledged by the bank.

2019 KCSE examiner collapses, dies as KUPPET and TSC schedule meeting

An examiner in this year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education, KCSE, has died. The examiner in Biology Paper one collapsed and was pronounced dead on arrival at Kikuyu hospital. The examiner identified as Veronicah Wanjiku collapsed while marking at Lenana High school in Nairobi. The cause of her death is yet to be established.

This comes even as teachers staged go slows last week over what they termed as low pay and poor working conditions. Teachers marking Business studies where the first ones to down tools on Monday citing low pay. It took the intervention of the top KNEC brass to cool the teachers at Machakos Girls.

On Wednesday, their physics paper 3 examiners followed suit. The teachers wanted the council to increase their payment rates per script from Sh46 to Sh80; among other grievances. After three days of pushing and shoving, KNEC promised to increase their pay Sh52 per paper marked.

The Council has scheduled a meeting with the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers, KUPPET, on this coming Tuesday to chat the way forward. The meeting comes after the Council agreed to adjust the payment rates per script for all subjects. KNEC has already promised to harmonize payments for all papers effective 2020.

The teachers have always raised such issues as: poor pay, Congestion, low quality meals, tough regulations and long working hours. In fact, in some marking centres the teachers must wake up at 5am and retire to bed at 11pm.

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The KCSE exams are marked via a belt system; where a candidate’s script passes through several teachers who mark different questions. Team leaders and Assistant Chief examiners then sample some scripts from each group of markers for moderation. This is done so as to achieve high accuracy in awarding marks. An examiner can mark up to 1,500 scripts. Apart from this, the examiners also receive a Coordination fee, fare reimbursement and a basic fee (which is a flat rate)

This year, the Council has engaged the services of over 26,000 markers. 

Last week photographs of examiners sharing beds and some sleeping on the floor due to congestion at the marking centres were trending online.

The Education CS Prof George Magoha promised to release the results before Christmas (December 25th). Last year (2018) the results were released on Friday 21st December.