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TSC Recruitment/ Employment latest Marking Scheme, Scoring Guide For Post Primary Institutions
SELECTION SCORE GUIDE FOR TEACHERS – POST PRIMARY INSTITUTIONS
Applicants should be awarded marks during the selection in accordance with the areas specified below.
APPLICANT’S NAME QUALIFICATION TSC No.
| SCORING AREAS | MAXIMUM SCORE | ACTUAL SCORE | AVERAGE SCORE BY THE PANEL | |
| A (I) | Academic and Professional qualifications
Bachelors of Education (BED) Degree (i) First Class (ii) Second Class ——————– (iii) Pass
OR Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree + PGDE or Bachelor of Science (BSC) + PGDE (i) First Class (ii) Second Class ———————- (iii) Pass
MAXIMUM SCORE |
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05 |
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| 03 | ||||
| 02 | ||||
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05 |
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| 03 | ||||
| 02 | ||||
| 05 | ||||
| (II) | Diploma + Dip. Tech. Education | |||
| (i) Distinction | 05 | |||
| (ii) Credit | 03 | |||
| (iii) Pass | 02 | |||
| OR | ||||
| Diploma in Education | ||||
| (i) Distinction————————– | 05 | |||
| (ii) Credit | 03 | |||
| (iii) Pass | 02 | |||
| MAXIMUM SCORE | 05 | |||
| B. | Age | |||
| 50 years old and above | 25 | |||
| 47 – 49 years old | 15 | |||
| 44 – 46 years old | 10 | |||
| 43 years old and below | 05 | |||
| MAXIMUM SCORE | 25 |
| C. | Length of stay since qualifying as a teacher |
70 65 60 55 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 05 70 |
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| i. 2010 and before ——————————– | ||||
| ii. 2011 | ||||
| iii. 2012 | ||||
| iv. 2013 | ||||
| v. 2014 | ||||
| vi. 2015 | ||||
| vii. 2016 | ||||
| viii. 2017 | ||||
| ix. 2018 | ||||
| x. 2019 | ||||
| xi. 2020 | ||||
| xii. 2021 | ||||
| xiii. 2022 | ||||
| xiv. 2023 | ||||
| MAXIMUM SCORE | ||||
| GRAND TOTAL | 100 |
N.B: For purposes of scoring part C, the year an applicant satisfactorily qualified to be a teacher as per the Commission policies shall be the year used to determine the length of stay since graduation and not the certificate is used to score part A of this score sheet.
We certify that the information entered above is correct to the best of our knowledge.
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Gaichanjiru High School is a public Boys’ Extra-County Level Boarding Senior School that is physically located at Kandara Subcounty in Murang’a County of the Central Region, Kenya. Placement in the school is done by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kenya. To be placed to join this school, a grade 9 learner has to select the school online and placement is done based on the available grade 10 vacancies. The School’s Official Phone Number Contact is: 0723763835
Country where found: Kenya.
Region: Central.
County: Murang’a.
Subcounty: Kandara Subcounty.
School Type/ Ownership: A Public School.
Nature os School/ CBE Level: Senior School (SS).
Category: Regular School
School’s Official Name: Gaichanjiru High School
Sex: Boys’ School.
School Cluster/ Level: Extra-County School whose Classification is C2.
Accomodation Type: Boarding School.
Knec Code: 10226216
School’s Official Phone Number: 0723763835 ;
Email Address. gaichanjiruschool@yahoo.com
Total Number of Subjects Combinations Offered at the School: 31
Ack Karura Secondary School is a public Mixed Sub-County Level Day School that is located at Kiambaa Subcounty in Kiambu County of Central Region, Kenya. The School’s Official Phone Number Contact is: (+254) 0720927082.
Country where found: Kenya.
Region: Central.
County: Kiambu.
Subcounty: Kiambaa.
School Type/ Ownership: A Public School.
Nature os School/ CBE Level: Senior School (SS).
Category: Regular School
School’s Official Name:
Sex: Mixed School.
School Cluster/ Level: Sub-County School whose Classification is C4.
Accomodation Type: Day School.
Knec Code: 11240115
School’s Official Phone Number: 0720927082 ;
Email Address. karurasec@gmail.com .
Total Number of Subjects Combinations Offered at the School: 12
Looking for the best Senior Schools for Grade 10 selection and placement in Baringo County? Look no further. Educationnewshub.co.ke has researched and featured an informative article providing a list of the top and best performing schools in the county; that have been posting exemplary performance at the National Examinations (KCSE).
Top on the list is Ossen Girls High School. This Boarding Girls Boarding Girls school is located in Baringo North Sub-County, in Baringo County. The school has recorded back to back excellent performances. You can get more details about the school here: Ossen Secondary School’s KCSE Results, KNEC Code, Admissions, Location, Contacts, Fees, Students’ Uniform, History, Directions and KCSE Overall School Grade Count Summary
Second in the list is Baringo High school. This is one of the best performing Boys school in Kenya. Located on a 73 acre piece of land along Eldama Ravine – Maji-Mazuri Road in Eldama-Ravine Sub County, the school has been consistent in posting excellent results at the National Knec Exams.
You can get more details about the school here: Baringo High School; KCSE Results Analysis, Contacts, Location, Admissions, History, Fees, Portal Login, Website, KNEC Code
Another top performing school in Baringo County is Sacho High School. Year in year out, the school must feature in the list of top performing schools not only in the County but also nationally. The school is situated in Baringo County 22 km from Kabarnet and 6 km from Tenges; along the Kabarnet-Tenges-Eldama Ravine Road. Get to know more about this school by reading our featured article, below.
You can get more details about the school here: Sacho High School; KCSE Performance, Location, History, Fees, Contacts, Portal Login, Postal Address, KNEC Code, Photos and Admissions
Moi High School Kabartonjo is yet another top performer and a good school in Baringo County. The school is located in Kabimoi Baringo County in the Rift Valley region of Kenya and has always featured among the top and best performing schools.
You can get more details about the school here: Moi High School Kabartonjo ; full details, KCSE Analysis, Contacts, Location, Admissions, History, Fees, Portal Login, Website, KNEC Code
Tanyileel Girls High School is located in Baringo North Sub-County, Baringo County, in Kenya. The school has been stringing regular impressive results at the Knec exams.
You can get more details about the school here: Girls only County boarding schools; List plus their contacts, enrollments and physical locations
St Peters Girls Kaptere School is located in Kabartonjo near Kabartonjo Town, Baringo North Constituency in Baringo County. The school has continued to post exemplary performance at the KCSE Exams and appearing among the top schools in the County.
Here comes another top performing school in Baringo County. The impressive school is located near Kabarnet Town, Baringo North Constituency in Baringo County; within the Rift Valley Region of Kenya
You can get more details about the school here: Ruth Kiptui Girls High School’s KCSE Results, KNEC Code, Admissions, Location, Contacts, Fees, Students’ Uniform, History, Directions and KCSE Overall School Grade Count Summary School’s KCSE Results, KNEC Code, Admissions, Location, Contacts, Fees, Students’ Uniform, History, Directions and KCSE Overall School Grade Count Summary
The top performing school is located in Nginyang, Ribkwo Ward, Tiaty Constituency in Baringo County.
Torongo Girls High School has always recorded impressive results in the KCSE exams. The school is located in Koibatek Sub-County, in Baringo County.
Closing the top ten list is Kabarnet Boys’ High school. The school is located in Baringo Central Sub-County, in Baringo County.
You can get more details about the school here: Kabarnet High School; All details, KCSE Results Analysis, Contacts, Location, Admissions, History, Fees, Portal Login, Website, KNEC Code
We have created a dedicated portal that provides details on all the schools in the country. Check it here: Knec Schools Portal.
Also read: Top, Best Schools in Baringo County; Latest KCSE Results Analysis & Ranking
Once again, here is the list of the top performing schools in Baringo County:
Interviewees are only asked to present their academic documents documents and other testimonials to the panel for verification. The panel also confirms the age and years of service in the current grade from the teacher.
Continue reading: TSC advertises for Deployment of Teachers in 2025 {Full guide}
In this exercise the Commission seeks to fill 19,943 promotion vacancies it recently declared.
The interviews have started mostly for teachers seeking to be Heads of Institutions (HOI’s).
Those successful will be posted to schools where there are vacancies. TSC is facing mass retirements of teachers end of June and August this year.
The Commission promotions is also seeking to address the numerous vacancies that will be left by HOI’s who will be retiring this year.
This year TSC advertised 19,943 promotion vacancies for teachers from job group C1 to job group D4 after being allocated sh 1 billion by Treasury.
The Commission had on 17th December declared the slots through an advert and asked teachers to apply online.
TSC invited teachers from primary to post primary institutions to apply online for the promotion vacancies.
TSC gave qualified teachers till the midnight of 30th December, 2024 to place an application.
The Commission asked teachers who had earlier applied for promotion in the Advert 1 to 4 of 2024 which run from 12th to 18th November, 2024 to apply.
After shortlisting teachers are required to carry their national Identity Card (ID), academic certificates and Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development (TPAD) ratings for the last three years.
Those in acting capacity will be required to produce letters for the acting positions.
Appointment letters and letters of appointment to the current grades will also be required.
Those with disabilities will have to produce their disability membership card as evidence of registration.
However TSC says successful candidates must produce the five Chapter 6 documents before they are awarded their positions and posted to schools where vacancies are available.
Chapter 6 of the constitution requires that persons working for the public sector, otherwise known as state officials, exhibit leadership and integrity.
As a result, employers need clearance certificates to confirm that the employee exhibits personal integrity, competence and suitability.
Below are the five documents that are mandatory inline with Chapter six of the Kenyan Constitution on ‘Leadership and Integrity’.
TSC scoresheet shows preference will be given to teachers based on their period of service, TPAD and age.
Teachers have however protested after TSC lowered the period for acting to six months which they say will be used for backdoor promotion of undeserving teachers.
TSC data shows at least 3,300 school heads and deputies are currently serving in acting capacities.
The commission plans to confirm the teachers and place them to their new roles starting January.
At least 3,359 public schools are lacking a head of institution. Data from TSC show that 1,918 primary schools lack a headteacher while 1,441 secondary schools lack a principal.
TSC blames shortage of teachers qualified to head schools as well as many new schools registered that creates more complication.
LIST OF DOCUMENTS TEACHERS TO PRESENT DURING PROMOTION INTERVIEWS
Kindly note that the number of documents to present depends on nature of the promotion vacancy. Classroom teacher will have less documents compared to those seeking higher administrative positions.
1) Original Identity Card (ID)
2) Original academic certificates (KCSE, PTE, Diploma and Degree certificates)
3) Letter of appointment to current grade
4) Latest payslip
5) Last promotional letter
6) Letter assigning responsibility of HOI/DHOI
7) Performance appraisal reports (TPAD) for 2021, 2022, 2023
8) Any other testimonials
LIST OF DOCUMENTS TEACHER TO PRESENT AFTER PROMOTION INTERVIEWS
1) Valid Certificate of Good Conduct from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI)
2) Clearance Certificate from the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB)
3) Tax Compliance Certificate from Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA)
4) Clearance from Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC)
5) A Clearance Certificate from an approved Credit Reference Bureau (CRB)
Kakamega County NHIF Latest List of Approved Facilities/ Hospitals: Location, Contacts, Services, Hospital Type and Code
| Hospital Code | Category | Hospital Name | County Name | Hospital Level |
| 4442941 | G | MALAVA COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4442081 | G | KAKAMEGA COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 5 |
| 4440376 | G | MATURU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440380 | G | BAHAI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440381 | G | IGUHU COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440384 | G | ADMINISTRATION POLICE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440385 | G | ELWESERO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440386 | G | BUKURA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440387 | G | BUSHIRI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440393 | G | SHISESO MODEL HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4443910 | G | BUTERE DISTRICT HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401001 | G | MATETE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401003 | G | SHINYALU HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401006 | G | ILEHO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401066 | G | BUKURA RURAL HEALTH DEMONSTRATION | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401068 | G | KAMBIRI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440389 | G | CHOMBELI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44431437 | G | BUKAYA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401444 | G | NAVAKHOLO SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401498 | G | MAUTUMA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401065 | G | NABONGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 00161647 | G | MABUSI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 00161646 | G | MATUNDA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL MATUNDA | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401690 | G | LIKUYANI SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443804 | G | MANYALA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440379 | G | LUMAKANDA COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401392 | G | KHWISERO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44405687 | G | SHIKOKHO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405689 | G | SHIHALIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405690 | G | IMULAMA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405691 | G | IMALABA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405692 | G | SHIKUMU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405693 | G | EMUSANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405694 | G | AP LINE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405695 | G | ESHIKHUYU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405696 | G | ESHIREMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405697 | G | GK PRISONS DISPENSARY (KAKAMEGA CENTRAL) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405698 | G | SAKALI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405699 | G | ELUKHAMBI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405700 | G | APPROVED DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405702 | G | EMUKABA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405703 | G | LUMANI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405704 | G | MAHANGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405705 | G | NZOIA MATETE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405706 | G | LUGARI FOREST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405707 | G | MAJENGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405708 | G | LUMAKANDA SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405709 | G | MUNYUKI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405710 | G | MUSEMBE DISPENSARY (LUGARI) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405711 | G | LUNYITO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405712 | G | MUKUYU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405713 | G | MAPENGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405714 | G | LUMINO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405715 | G | MLIMANI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405716 | G | SANGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405717 | G | SEREGEYA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405718 | G | SINOKO DISPENSARY (LIKUYANI) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405719 | G | SOY SAMBU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405720 | G | TURBO FOREST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405721 | G | CHEGULO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405722 | G | CHEVOSO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405723 | G | IMBIAKALO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405724 | G | KIMANGETI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405725 | G | KUVASALI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405726 | G | MALEKHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405727 | G | MANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405728 | G | MUGAI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405729 | G | MUTING’ONG’O DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405730 | G | NAMAGARA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405731 | G | SHAMBERERE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405732 | G | SHIHOME DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405733 | G | SHIVANGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405734 | G | KAKAMEGA FOREST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405735 | G | SHIKUSA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405736 | G | MUSEMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405737 | G | SHAMAKHUBU HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405738 | G | MUGOMARI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405739 | G | CHEPKOMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405740 | G | BUCHANGU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405741 | G | BUDONGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405742 | G | BUTINGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405743 | G | EMATIHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405744 | G | ESHIHONGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405745 | G | KHARANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405746 | G | LUKOHE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405747 | G | MABOLE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405748 | G | SHIKUNGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405749 | G | SHIRAHA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405750 | G | SHISABA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405751 | G | SHITSITSWI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405752 | G | ESHINUTSA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405753 | G | MULWANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405754 | G | EMUTSESA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405755 | G | EBUHALA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405756 | G | MUNDOBELWA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405757 | G | KHALABA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405758 | G | MUNG’UNG’U DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405759 | G | SHIBANZE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405760 | G | INDANGALASIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405761 | G | NAMULUNGU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405762 | G | LUBANGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405763 | G | LUSHEYA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405764 | G | ELWASAMBI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405765 | G | KHAUNGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405766 | G | MUNG’ANG’A DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405767 | G | MUSANGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405768 | G | NYAPORO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405769 | G | SHIANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405770 | G | MALAHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405771 | G | MUMIAS MODEL HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405772 | G | BUNGASI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405773 | G | ESHIKULU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406813 | G | BUYANGU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406815 | G | CHEKALINI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406830 | G | ISUMBA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408202 | G | ELUCHE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408203 | G | ELWAKANA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408204 | G | ELWAKANA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408205 | G | KAMASHIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408206 | G | KAMASHIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408207 | G | SHIKUSI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408565 | G | MASINDE MULIRU UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440979 | G | TESO DISTRICT HOSPITAL (OPC) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440371 | G | KILINGILI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440388 | G | IMBIAKALO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440590 | G | MAKUNGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440592 | G | BULAMA A. HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401067 | G | MAKUNGA RURAL HEALTH DEMONSTRATION CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440986 | G | PORT VICTORIA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL-OP | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440980 | G | MANYALA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL(OPC) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440973 | G | BUTERE DISTRICT HOSPITAL(OPC) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440282 | G | MATUNGU SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440373 | G | SHIBWE SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44405688 | G | KILINGILI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405701 | G | ELWESERO DISPENSARY(MODEL HEALTH CENTRE) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406814 | G | BUYEMI DISPENSARY (IKOLOMANI) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406816 | G | CHIEF MILIMU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406817 | G | EKAMBULI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406818 | G | ELUCHE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406819 | G | ELWAKANA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406820 | G | ELWANGALE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406821 | G | EMALINDI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406822 | G | EREGI TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406823 | G | ESHIABWALI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406824 | G | ESHIBINGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406825 | G | ESHIKALAME DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406826 | G | ESHIMUKOKO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406827 | G | IKHANYI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406828 | G | IKOMERO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406829 | G | IMANGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406831 | G | KAKAMEGA COUNTY BEYOND ZERO MOBILE CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406832 | G | KAKAMEGA POLICE LINE VCT | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44406833 | G | KAKAMEGA VCT CENTRE (STAND ALONE) | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44406834 | G | KAMASHIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406835 | G | KISEMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406836 | G | KOROMAITI COMMUNITY DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406837 | G | LUNG’ANYIRO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406838 | G | MALICHI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406839 | G | MARAKUSI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406840 | G | MATIOLI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406841 | G | MBAGARA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406842 | G | MILIMANI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406843 | G | MIRERE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406844 | G | MMUST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406845 | G | MUHAKA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406846 | G | MUKHUYU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406847 | G | MUNGUNGUNE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406848 | G | MWIKALIKHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406849 | G | NAMIRAMA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406850 | G | NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406851 | G | NATUNYI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406852 | G | SAVANE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406853 | G | SHIKUSI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406854 | G | SHIRUMBA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406855 | G | SISOKHE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406856 | G | SIVILIE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406857 | G | VUYIKA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406858 | G | WANG’NYANG’ DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| Hospital Code | Category | Hospital Name | County Name | Hospital Level |
| 4442621 | P | NALA MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440939 | P | ST.PAULINE’S MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | |
| 4440616 | P | WESTERN MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440268 | P | SONAK COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440383 | P | LUPE MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440439 | P | MUMIAS SUGAR COMPANY CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440652 | P | LUMINO MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443791 | P | BUKAYA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4442608 | P | KAKAMEGA CENTRAL MATERNITY & NURSING HOME LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401496 | P | WILWINNS NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44401558 | P | MARIE STOPPES CLINIC KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44401543 | P | TROPICAL CLINIC KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44401540 | P | ROYAL GARDENS HOSPITAL-KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44401706 | P | KAKAMEGA ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44421531 | P | ROYO OUTPATIENT SERVICES | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44401945 | P | MEDIMAX CLINIC KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 33302046 | P | WALMER COMMUNITY EYE AND MEDICAL HEALTH SERVICES | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44442119 | P | ESHISIRU MEDICAL COTTAGE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402185 | P | FINA MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402205 | P | ST.JAMES MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44402664 | P | UNITY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44402677 | P | BLISS MEDICAL CLINIC MUMIAS | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402908 | P | THE NASIO TRUST GEORGE MUDENYO KADIMA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44402827 | P | VIRHEMBE COMMUNITY NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402825 | P | HEALTHRIGHT COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44406219 | P | BLISS GVS HEALTHCARE LTD KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406275 | P | LEBEN MEDICAL SERVICE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44406331 | P | WESTHILL EYE CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406392 | P | APOSTLES DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406425 | P | ST ANGELA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408463 | P | KHAYEGA MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408489 | P | SONAR IMAGING CENTRE KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44406370 | P | JUMUIA HOSPITAL KAKAMEGA CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408751 | P | LYSON MANYATTA MEDICAL & LABORATORY SERVICES LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44408541 | P | CHELDEB MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408545 | P | FHOK-FAMILY CARE MEDICAL CENTRE-KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408573 | P | RUBYS COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408583 | P | THE AGA KHAN HEALTH SERVICES KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 444010957 | P | ELISS MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 444011007 | P | MONTERI MEDICAL HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444011046 | P | SOAL MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444011070 | P | ZION AHADI MEDICLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444014390 | P | ST JAMES AMENITY HOSPITAL BUTERE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 444014420 | P | THE HAMPTONS HOSPITAL LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44408779 | P | ICO CARE HEALTH CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408828 | P | CAPITALCARE MEDICAL CENTRE LTD | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44409206 | P | KAKAMEGA DENTAL SUIT | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 444014490 | P | ARIZONA MEDICAL CENTRE LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44409238 | P | OASIS DOCTORS PLAZA KAKAMEGA LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 444011036 | P | SHEYWE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LTD | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 555314578 | P | LIBIN NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 666614584 | P | MUUTINE INTERGRATED CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 333014607 | P | VINTEVA MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 666610801 | P | HUSSEIN TAROLE MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 222414630 | P | HAPSA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 222414641 | P | KIMATHI MEDICAL SERVICES KARABA | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 222214652 | P | MODERN ABERDARE VIEW HOSPITAL LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 555214674 | P | SHAFEEN MEDICARE LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 000415072 | P | ELDORET HOSPITAL- KERICHO BRANCH | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 222015087 | P | EQUITY AFIA RUAKA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444015136 | P | MEDICROSS LIMITED MUMIAS | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 777415173 | P | SCHARTS MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 555315234 | P | APEX SPECIAL CLINICS AND WELLNESS CENTRE LTD | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 000215626 | P | DND DENTAL LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 444015627 | P | OUR HEALTH MEDICAL CENTRE LTD | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 222913474 | P | HARMONY MEDICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 222615508 | P | GREAT BATIAN OPTICAL EYE CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| Hospital Code | Category | Hospital Name | County Name | Hospital Level |
| 4443023 | M | ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL (MUMIAS) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443930 | M | NAMASOLI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440372 | M | ST. PIUS MUSOLI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 4440378 | M | ST. MARTHA’S CHIMOI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 4443948 | M | AHMADIYA MUSLIM HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 4443038 | M | FRIENDS KAIMOSI HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | |
| 4443046 | M | MWIHILA MISSION HOSPITAL (YALA) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44402169 | M | MUMIAS JAMIA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408580 | M | ST CHRISTINE MEDICAL CENTRE-KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 001615179 | M | ST BRIDGIT KALEMUNYANG DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 001615182 | M | ST MARYS KALOKOL DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 777915349 | M | MOTHER AMADEA MISSION HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| Hospital Code | Category | Hospital Name | County Name | Hospital Level |
| 4443023 | M | ST. MARY’S HOSPITAL (MUMIAS) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4442621 | P | NALA MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4443930 | M | NAMASOLI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440939 | P | ST.PAULINE’S MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | |
| 4442941 | G | MALAVA COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4442081 | G | KAKAMEGA COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 5 |
| 4440616 | P | WESTERN MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440268 | P | SONAK COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4440372 | M | ST. PIUS MUSOLI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 4440376 | G | MATURU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440378 | M | ST. MARTHA’S CHIMOI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 4440380 | G | BAHAI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440381 | G | IGUHU COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440383 | P | LUPE MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440384 | G | ADMINISTRATION POLICE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440385 | G | ELWESERO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440386 | G | BUKURA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440387 | G | BUSHIRI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440393 | G | SHISESO MODEL HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440439 | P | MUMIAS SUGAR COMPANY CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440652 | P | LUMINO MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443791 | P | BUKAYA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 4443910 | G | BUTERE DISTRICT HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401001 | G | MATETE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401003 | G | SHINYALU HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401006 | G | ILEHO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401066 | G | BUKURA RURAL HEALTH DEMONSTRATION | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401068 | G | KAMBIRI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4442608 | P | KAKAMEGA CENTRAL MATERNITY & NURSING HOME LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440389 | G | CHOMBELI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44431437 | G | BUKAYA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401444 | G | NAVAKHOLO SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443948 | M | AHMADIYA MUSLIM HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 4443038 | M | FRIENDS KAIMOSI HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44401496 | P | WILWINNS NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44401498 | G | MAUTUMA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401558 | P | MARIE STOPPES CLINIC KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44401543 | P | TROPICAL CLINIC KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44401540 | P | ROYAL GARDENS HOSPITAL-KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44401065 | G | NABONGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 00161647 | G | MABUSI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 00161646 | G | MATUNDA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL MATUNDA | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401690 | G | LIKUYANI SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44401706 | P | KAKAMEGA ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443804 | G | MANYALA SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440379 | G | LUMAKANDA COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4443046 | M | MWIHILA MISSION HOSPITAL (YALA) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44421531 | P | ROYO OUTPATIENT SERVICES | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44401392 | G | KHWISERO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44401945 | P | MEDIMAX CLINIC KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 33302046 | P | WALMER COMMUNITY EYE AND MEDICAL HEALTH SERVICES | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44442119 | P | ESHISIRU MEDICAL COTTAGE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402169 | M | MUMIAS JAMIA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44402185 | P | FINA MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402205 | P | ST.JAMES MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44402664 | P | UNITY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | |
| 44402677 | P | BLISS MEDICAL CLINIC MUMIAS | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44405687 | G | SHIKOKHO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405689 | G | SHIHALIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405690 | G | IMULAMA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405691 | G | IMALABA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405692 | G | SHIKUMU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405693 | G | EMUSANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405694 | G | AP LINE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405695 | G | ESHIKHUYU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405696 | G | ESHIREMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405697 | G | GK PRISONS DISPENSARY (KAKAMEGA CENTRAL) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405698 | G | SAKALI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405699 | G | ELUKHAMBI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405700 | G | APPROVED DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405702 | G | EMUKABA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405703 | G | LUMANI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405704 | G | MAHANGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405705 | G | NZOIA MATETE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405706 | G | LUGARI FOREST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405707 | G | MAJENGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405708 | G | LUMAKANDA SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405709 | G | MUNYUKI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405710 | G | MUSEMBE DISPENSARY (LUGARI) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405711 | G | LUNYITO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405712 | G | MUKUYU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405713 | G | MAPENGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405714 | G | LUMINO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405715 | G | MLIMANI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405716 | G | SANGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405717 | G | SEREGEYA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405718 | G | SINOKO DISPENSARY (LIKUYANI) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405719 | G | SOY SAMBU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405720 | G | TURBO FOREST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405721 | G | CHEGULO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405722 | G | CHEVOSO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405723 | G | IMBIAKALO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405724 | G | KIMANGETI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405725 | G | KUVASALI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405726 | G | MALEKHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405727 | G | MANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405728 | G | MUGAI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405729 | G | MUTING’ONG’O DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405730 | G | NAMAGARA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405731 | G | SHAMBERERE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405732 | G | SHIHOME DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405733 | G | SHIVANGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405734 | G | KAKAMEGA FOREST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405735 | G | SHIKUSA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405736 | G | MUSEMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405737 | G | SHAMAKHUBU HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405738 | G | MUGOMARI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405739 | G | CHEPKOMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405740 | G | BUCHANGU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405741 | G | BUDONGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405742 | G | BUTINGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405743 | G | EMATIHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405744 | G | ESHIHONGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405745 | G | KHARANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405746 | G | LUKOHE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405747 | G | MABOLE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405748 | G | SHIKUNGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405749 | G | SHIRAHA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405750 | G | SHISABA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405751 | G | SHITSITSWI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405752 | G | ESHINUTSA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405753 | G | MULWANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405754 | G | EMUTSESA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405755 | G | EBUHALA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405756 | G | MUNDOBELWA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405757 | G | KHALABA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405758 | G | MUNG’UNG’U DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405759 | G | SHIBANZE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405760 | G | INDANGALASIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405761 | G | NAMULUNGU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405762 | G | LUBANGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405763 | G | LUSHEYA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405764 | G | ELWASAMBI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405765 | G | KHAUNGA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405766 | G | MUNG’ANG’A DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405767 | G | MUSANGO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405768 | G | NYAPORO DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405769 | G | SHIANDA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405770 | G | MALAHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44405771 | G | MUMIAS MODEL HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405772 | G | BUNGASI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405773 | G | ESHIKULU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44402908 | P | THE NASIO TRUST GEORGE MUDENYO KADIMA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44402827 | P | VIRHEMBE COMMUNITY NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44402825 | P | HEALTHRIGHT COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44406219 | P | BLISS GVS HEALTHCARE LTD KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406275 | P | LEBEN MEDICAL SERVICE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44406331 | P | WESTHILL EYE CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406392 | P | APOSTLES DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406813 | G | BUYANGU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406815 | G | CHEKALINI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406830 | G | ISUMBA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406425 | P | ST ANGELA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408202 | G | ELUCHE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408203 | G | ELWAKANA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408204 | G | ELWAKANA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408205 | G | KAMASHIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408206 | G | KAMASHIA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408207 | G | SHIKUSI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408463 | P | KHAYEGA MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408489 | P | SONAR IMAGING CENTRE KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44406370 | P | JUMUIA HOSPITAL KAKAMEGA CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408751 | P | LYSON MANYATTA MEDICAL & LABORATORY SERVICES LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44408580 | M | ST CHRISTINE MEDICAL CENTRE-KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408541 | P | CHELDEB MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408545 | P | FHOK-FAMILY CARE MEDICAL CENTRE-KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408573 | P | RUBYS COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44408583 | P | THE AGA KHAN HEALTH SERVICES KAKAMEGA | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408565 | G | MASINDE MULIRU UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 444010957 | P | ELISS MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 444011007 | P | MONTERI MEDICAL HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444011046 | P | SOAL MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444011070 | P | ZION AHADI MEDICLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444014390 | P | ST JAMES AMENITY HOSPITAL BUTERE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 444014420 | P | THE HAMPTONS HOSPITAL LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44408779 | P | ICO CARE HEALTH CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44408828 | P | CAPITALCARE MEDICAL CENTRE LTD | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 44409206 | P | KAKAMEGA DENTAL SUIT | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 444014490 | P | ARIZONA MEDICAL CENTRE LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 44409238 | P | OASIS DOCTORS PLAZA KAKAMEGA LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 444011036 | P | SHEYWE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LTD | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 555314578 | P | LIBIN NURSING HOME | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 666614584 | P | MUUTINE INTERGRATED CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 333014607 | P | VINTEVA MEDICAL CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 666610801 | P | HUSSEIN TAROLE MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 222414630 | P | HAPSA MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 222414641 | P | KIMATHI MEDICAL SERVICES KARABA | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 222214652 | P | MODERN ABERDARE VIEW HOSPITAL LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 555214674 | P | SHAFEEN MEDICARE LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 000415072 | P | ELDORET HOSPITAL- KERICHO BRANCH | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 222015087 | P | EQUITY AFIA RUAKA | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 444015136 | P | MEDICROSS LIMITED MUMIAS | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 777415173 | P | SCHARTS MEDICAL CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 001615179 | M | ST BRIDGIT KALEMUNYANG DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 001615182 | M | ST MARYS KALOKOL DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 555315234 | P | APEX SPECIAL CLINICS AND WELLNESS CENTRE LTD | KAKAMEGA | 3B |
| 777915349 | M | MOTHER AMADEA MISSION HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 000215626 | P | DND DENTAL LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 444015627 | P | OUR HEALTH MEDICAL CENTRE LTD | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 222913474 | P | HARMONY MEDICAL AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTRE LIMITED | KAKAMEGA | 3A |
| 222615508 | P | GREAT BATIAN OPTICAL EYE CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 4440979 | G | TESO DISTRICT HOSPITAL (OPC) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440371 | G | KILINGILI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440388 | G | IMBIAKALO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440590 | G | MAKUNGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440592 | G | BULAMA A. HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44401067 | G | MAKUNGA RURAL HEALTH DEMONSTRATION CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 4440986 | G | PORT VICTORIA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL-OP | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440980 | G | MANYALA SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL(OPC) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440973 | G | BUTERE DISTRICT HOSPITAL(OPC) | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440282 | G | MATUNGU SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 4440373 | G | SHIBWE SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | KAKAMEGA | 4 |
| 44405688 | G | KILINGILI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44405701 | G | ELWESERO DISPENSARY(MODEL HEALTH CENTRE) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406814 | G | BUYEMI DISPENSARY (IKOLOMANI) | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406816 | G | CHIEF MILIMU DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406817 | G | EKAMBULI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406818 | G | ELUCHE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406819 | G | ELWAKANA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406820 | G | ELWANGALE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406821 | G | EMALINDI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406822 | G | EREGI TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406823 | G | ESHIABWALI HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406824 | G | ESHIBINGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406825 | G | ESHIKALAME DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406826 | G | ESHIMUKOKO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406827 | G | IKHANYI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406828 | G | IKOMERO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406829 | G | IMANGA HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406831 | G | KAKAMEGA COUNTY BEYOND ZERO MOBILE CLINIC | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406832 | G | KAKAMEGA POLICE LINE VCT | KAKAMEGA | |
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| 44406835 | G | KISEMBE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406836 | G | KOROMAITI COMMUNITY DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406837 | G | LUNG’ANYIRO HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
| 44406838 | G | MALICHI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406839 | G | MARAKUSI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406840 | G | MATIOLI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406841 | G | MBAGARA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406842 | G | MILIMANI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
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| 44406844 | G | MMUST DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
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| 44406847 | G | MUNGUNGUNE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406848 | G | MWIKALIKHA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406849 | G | NAMIRAMA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406850 | G | NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406851 | G | NATUNYI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406852 | G | SAVANE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406853 | G | SHIKUSI DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406854 | G | SHIRUMBA DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406855 | G | SISOKHE DISPENSARY | KAKAMEGA | 2 |
| 44406856 | G | SIVILIE HEALTH CENTRE | KAKAMEGA | 3 |
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Looking for the best Senior Schools for Grade 10 selection and placement in Busia County? Look no further. Educationnewshub.co.ke has researched and featured an informative article providing a list of the top and best performing schools in the county; that have been posting exemplary performance at the National Examinations (KCSE).
Top on the list is Sigalame High School. The school is located in Sigalame Sub location, Agenga Location, Funyula Division, Funyula Constituency in Busia County; Western Kenya. The school has recorded back to back excellent performances. It is also a sports power house in the Country.
You can get more details about the school here: Sigalame Boys High School KCSE Results, details, Fees, Contacts, Location, Admissions, KNEC Code, History and Uniform
Second in the list is S.A. Kolanya Boys’ High. This is one of the best performing school in Kenya. Located Kolanya Sub location, Kolanya Location, Angurai Division, Amagoro Constituency, Busia County; in the Western region of Kenya, the school has been consistent in posting excellent results at the National Knec Exams.
You can get more details about the school here: Kolanya Boys High School KCSE Results, details, Fees, Contacts, Location, Admissions, KNEC Code, History and Uniform
Another top performing school in the County is Butula Boys High School. Year in year out, the school must feature in the list of top performing schools not only in the County but also nationally. The school is situated in Busia county, Western region, Kenya.. Get to know more about this school by reading our featured article, below.
You can get more details about the school here: Butula Boys High School KCSE Results, Fees, Contacts, Location, Admissions, KNEC Code, History, All details
St. Monica Chakol Girls High School is yet another top performer and a good school in this County. The school is located in Adungosi Sub location, Okame Location, Chakol Division, Amagoro Constituency in Busia County; which is within the Western region of Kenya and has always featured among the top and best performing schools.
Get more details about the school here: St. Monica Chakol Girls High School KCSE Results, KNEC Code, Admissions, Location, Contacts, Fees, Students’ Uniform, History and all details
St Benedicts High School Budalangi is located in Budalangi, Busia County in the Western region of Kenya. . The school has been stringing regular impressive results at the Knec exams.
Further details about the school can be found here: St Benedicts High School Budalangi; full details, KCSE Analysis, Contacts, Location, Admissions, History, Fees, Portal Login, Website, KNEC Code
Bukhalalire Secondary School is domiciled in Butula Sub-County, in Busia County.. The school has continued to post exemplary performance at the KCSE Exams and appearing among the top schools in the County.
Here comes another top performing school in the County. The impressive school is located Butula Sub-County, Busia County, Western Region in Kenya.
You can get more details about the school here: Busiada Girls’ High School’s KCSE Results, KNEC Code, Admissions, Location, Contacts, Fees, Students’ Uniform, History, Directions and KCSE Overall School Grade Count Summary
S.A Kolanya Girls Secondary is also a top performing school in the Country. The best performing school is located in Kolanya location, Bungoma County; within the Western region of Kenya.
More details: SA Kolanya Girls High school KCSE Results, details, Fees, Contacts, Location, Admissions, KNEC Code, History and Uniform
Kwhilare Mixed Secondary School School has always recorded impressive results in the KCSE exams. The school is located in Busia County of the Western Region in Kenya.
Closing the top ten list is St Mary’s Mundika Boys High School . The school is located in Busia/Matayos Sub-County, in Busia County; western region of Kenya.
You can get more details about the school here: St Mary’s Mundika Boys High School ; full details, KCSE Analysis, Contacts, Location, Admissions, History, Fees, Portal Login, Website, KNEC Code
We have created a dedicated portal that provides details on all the schools in the country. Check it here: Knec Schools Portal.
Once again, here is the list of the top performing schools in the County:
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101/2
ENGLISH
(COMPREHENSION, LITERARY, APPRECIATION AND GRAMMAR)
PAPER 2
TIME: 2 ½ HOURS
END OF TERM 2 EXAM
Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (K.C.S.E.)
FORM FOUR
English
Paper 2
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES:-
For Examiner’s Use Only
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QUESTION 1 (20mks)
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow
Cities and towns are experiencing massive population growth the world over receiving huge numbers of migrants ever year.
In 1950, urban population accounted for only 29 percent of the world population, according to the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). At the turn of the century, the figure had risen to 45percent. This was enough to declare the Twentieth Century the century of urbanization and city life. Now the figure is projected to hit 70 percent by 2025.
In Africa, urbanization is most intense in Algeria, Tunisia and South Africa, which have more than 50 percent of their population living in urban areas. Generally, cities in the developing world are growing at a rate of 3.5 per cent per annum.
These figures indicate that there is a continuous massive movement of people from rural to urban areas worldwide. Driven by the desire for better living conditions, they flock to cities in droves in search of greener pastures. But, slowly the illusion disappears, and is replaced by harsh realities of urbanism: unemployment or underemployment, crime, poverty, hunger and life in the slums.
To cope with this fast – moving wave of rural flight requires new strategies for urban planning and the use of urban spaces. Thus urban planners, policymakers and governments seek pragmatic and timely ways of addressing this challenge. The process of urbanization transforms land use and farming systems, patterns of labour force participation, infrastructural requirements, and natural resource systems. When cities grow, their population expands, putting a strain on food production.
As a way of easing the food shortage, many urban households, particularly the poor, have taken to growing food on small plots. Today, if you take a walk through some of the residential estates in Nairobi such as Ngara, Eastleigh and Buru Buru, you might be forgiven for thinking that a green revolution is under way. And on the outskirts of the city, green – houses and ponds compete for space with small gardens planted with flowers, vegetables and fruits. Banana plants and palm trees dwarf wrought – iron gates, their green dotting the skyline, Kale, cabbage and maize gardens sprout in the middle of urban squalor. In this unusual rare blend, urban features and rural agrarian patterns are combined in a new form of settlement and one might call ‘garden cities.’
Although it is often not given much attention, urban agriculture is steadily increasing. The practice involves cultivating, processing and distributing food in and around a town or city. It also encompasses an array of activities including horticulture, aquaculture, animal husbandry and bee keeping.
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QUESTION 2: THE COMPULSORY SET TEXT (25 MARKS)
Nora: (jumping up and going to him) oh, dear, nice Doctor Rank, I never meant that at all. But surely you can understand that being with Torvald is a little like being with Papa –
(enter MAID from the hall)
Maid: if you please, ma’am. (Whispers and hands her a card)
Nora: (glancing at the card) oh! (Puts it into her pocket)
Rank: is there anything wrong?
Nora: No, no, not in the least. It is only something – it is my new dress –
Rank: what? Your dress is lying there.
Nora: Oh, yes, that one: but this is another. I ordered it. Torvald mustn’t know about it –
Rank: Oho! Then was the great secret.
Nora: Of course. Just go in to him: he is sitting in the inner room. Keep him as long as –
Rank: Make our mind easy; I won’t let him escape (goes into HELMER’S room)
Nora: (to the MAID) And he is standing waiting in the kitchen?
Maid: Yes; he came up the back stairs.
Nora: But didn’t you tell him no one was in?
Maid: Yes, but it was no good.
Nora: He won’t go away?
Maid: No; he says he won’t until he has seen you, ma’am.
Nora: Well, let him come in – but quietly. Helen you mustn’t say anything about it to anyone. It is a surprise for my husband.
Maid: Yes, ma’am, I quite understand. (exit)
Nora: This dreadful thing is going to happen! It will happen in spite of me! No, no, no, it can’t happen – it shan’t happen!
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QUESTION 3: ORAL LITERATURE (20marks)
Read the narrative below and then answer the questions that follow.
Once upon a time, all animals in the jungle were of the same plain colour but when they were invited by king lion for his son’s wedding, they decided to decorate themselves for the occasion. The tortoise was given the task of making the dye to be used. Though he was slow, he was the most intelligent.
The big day was fast approaching but the tortoise had only managed to make one big pot of black dye. He called a meeting and they all decided to use the available dye to make various patterns in their skins.
The leopard was allocated the job of painting the rest of the animals. The zebra was the first on queue followed by the giraffe, then the donkey and all the other animals were to follow. The giraffe and the zebra were painted and they looked very beautiful.
Then the donkey’s turn came but he was undecided on the pattern to choose. The leopard decided to paint him like a zebra and got down to work. He had a long line along the donkey’s spine from head towards the tail. On reaching the tail, the donkey started giggling. The leopard continued and the donkey jumped and threw him his hind legs saying the brush was tickling and he could not contain himself any longer.
He had thrown his hind legs so hard that he hit the pot containing the dye. The dye spattered all over the animals on the queue. The cheetah got speckles all over his body, the leopard got spotted and the crow who happened to be passing by with an urgent letter for the king hanging on its neck was splashed by the dye which covered him the whole body apart from the neck where the letter was. On seeing this, the hyena started laughing but got a large splotch on his mouth.
All the animals rushed to the stream to try and wash out the dye but it was already dried and had become permanent. Nobody could get off the spots, streaks, speckles and splotches. And that is how the donkey was responsible for the various patterns we see on animal’s bodies today.
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Question 1
(ii) Crime / 1b
(iii) Poverty and life in slums / 1c
(iv) Hunger and strain on food production
(if in prose deduct ½ mk from the total score)
(A comma before the tag, start with a small letter, must have an apostrophe and question mark. If any missing = 0)
Pragmatic – realistic/ practical/ factional/down to earth
Squalor – filthy environment/ dirty environment.
(a) Before
– Dr Rank tells Nova that he has always felt love for her
– Nora tells him that she only thinks of him as a close family companion and not a lover.
After
(b) (1) RANK
(2) NORA
Secretive (1 mk) – she lies about the card to Dr. rank
– She lies about Krogstad to the maid
( c) it is Krogstad (1mk)
( d) Deception: Nora doest want Dr. Rank to know about Krogstad’s visit, she also lies to the maid that they’re planning a surprise for Helmer when Krogstad visits.
(e) That both Helmer and her father were domineering/ patronizing eg she was never free to express herself both at her father’s place and at Helmer’s place.
(f) The readers knows that Nora has received a card from the maid but Dr. Rank doesn’t know about the card.
(g) because she wants some time alone with Krogstad/ whatever she wants to discuss with Krogstad is secretive. / she doesn’t want Dr. Rank to know of Krogstad’s presence.
(h) Nora said that that dreadful thing was going to happen.
(ii) It will keep him busy
(iii) It was useless
(iv) Terrible/ very bad
It talks of why the animals have different pattern/ spots (1mk)
(ii) communalism/Division of labour (1mk) each animal was allocated a different job eg leopard to decorate others, tortoise to make dye.
(c ) (i) Opening formular (1mk) once upon a time (1mk)
(ii) Closing formular (1mk) and that how …………. Today (1 mk)
(iii) Timelessness (1mk) once upon a time (lit can be applicable to any time in History)
(iv) Fantasy (1mk) animas have a wedding and decorating themselves for the same.(1mk)
He painted the Giraffe and Zebra till they looked beautiful (1mk)
(ii) Hardworking/ industrious (1mk)
He had to decorate all the animals (1mk)
(d)young children (1mk) as it serves the purpose of entertainment(1mk)
it also teaches them about natural phenomena eg why different animals have different colours.
(ii) Liaise with my resource person.
(iii) Make a pre – visit to the place.
NB: Accept any other correct answer.
GRAMMAR
(b)(1) Of the two books the first is the longer.
(2) The quarter of the three girls sleeps earliest.
(3) I did not find my colleagues in class when I arrived late.
(c) (1) Need we?
(2)Shall I?
(3)Won’t they?
(d) (1) Keep off
(2) Ran into
(2) Speeding
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The Kenya National Examinations Council, (KNEC) has released guidelines on the conduct of 2021 learning assessments for grades 1 to 3 and classes 5 to 7 under the Kenya GPE Covid 19 learning continuity in basic education (LCBE) project. The assessments will be administered from 18th to 22nd January 2021.
As you are aware, the Ministry of Education, through the Kenya National Examinations Council, (KNEC) conducted school-based learning assessments at Grade 4 and Standard 8 in October, 2020 when schools partially reopned.
As indicated in the recent circular, schools can access their subject specific results for Standard 8 from the LCBE Portal. Data processing for Grade 4 is progressing well despite delays in uploading of the scores by some of the schools.
Learning assessments for Grade 1 to 3 and Standard 5 to 7 for learners following the age-based/ regular curriculum, and for Foundation and Intermediate levels for the learners following the stage-based/ SNE pathway will be administered from 18th to 22nd January 2021.
The overarching aim of the envisaged assessments is to inform on possible learning gaps among the aforementioned learners during the long closure of schools due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and suggest interventions to be put in place to address the gaps as learners progress through their second and third terms of their academic year.
The scope of the learning assessments will be as follows:
See also; KNEC LCBE portal 2021; How to enter learners’ scores
As was the case with Grade 4 and Standard 8, administration of the learning assessments will follow the guidelines and assessment schedules provided by KNEC (these can be accessed from the LCBE portal).
It will also follow regulations upon which administration of assessments/ tests at school level is anchored.
Teachers will score and upload the scores onto the LCBE portal using the guidelines provided by KNEC. The guidelines are contained in the administrative documents already uploaded onto the LCBE portal alongside the assessment tools.
The purpose of this communication, therefore, is to inform of you the assessments and request that your school makes appropriate preparations for the assessments.
Please note that the reliability and integrity of the outcome of these assessments rests upon the Headteachers and teachers. You are, therefore, called upon to ensure that learners are provided with a natural environment in order to guard against extraneous variables that could affect their performance.
Related news; How to upload LCBE assessment marks for all primary school Classes and Grades-2021
The Kenya National Examinations Council (Knec) has rolled out new directives for the forthcoming KPSEA and KJSEA assessments.
In a communique dated June 24, 2025, Knec revealed that candidates will now need to fill in their answers by shading circles, marking a departure from the previous practice of drawing lines to indicate their responses.
“The Council made KJSEA sample papers available on the KNEC portal back in January 2025, allowing schools to download them and help students acclimate to the new formats,” the announcement stated.
KNEC further noted that educational institutions can now access sample papers, Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) sheets, and detailed instructions for both the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) through the Competency-Based Assessment (CBA) portal.
1. Visit the CBA Portal: Go to the CBA Portal at: https://cba.knec.ac.ke
2. Log In: Use your Assessment Centre credentials (Username and Password).
a. For KJSEA Sample Papers:
i. Navigate to the Grade 9 Portal.
ii. Click on the “Instructions & Sample Papers” button to explore all available sample papers.
iii. Hit the Download button next to the desired Sample Paper (Learning Area).
b. For KJSEA Sample Cover Pages and KPSEA OMR:
i. Access either the Grade 9 or Grade 6 (KPSEA) portal.
ii. Click on the “Download Sample Cover Page and OMR” button.
The following Sample Cover Pages will be available:
(a) 601 – English Language – Sample Cover Page
(b) 602 – Kiswahili Lugha – Sample Cover Page
(c) 606 – KSL – Sample Cover Page
iii. To download, simply click the Download button next to the chosen cover page or OMR sample.
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231 KNEC BIOLOGY SYLLABUS
FORM 1
1. Introduction to Biology
1. Definition of Biology
2. Branches of Biology
3. Importance of Biology
4. Characteristics of living organisms
5. Comparison between plants and animals
2. CLASSIFICATION 1
1. Review and use of magnifying lens
2. External features of plants and animals
3. Necessity and significance of classification
4. Major units of classification( naming)
1. Kingdoms
5. Discussion of Binomial nomenclature
3. THE CELL
1. Definition of cell
2. Structure and functions of parts of a light microscope
3. Use and care of the light microscope
4. Cell structure and functions as seen under microscope
5. Preparation of temporary slides of plant cells
6. Estimation of cell size
7. Cell specialization, tissues, organs, and organ systems.
2. Practical activities
1. Observe, identify, draw and state the functions of parts of the light microscope
2. Prepare and observe temporary slides of plant cells
3. Observe permanent slides of animal cells
4. Comparison between plant and animal cells
5. Observe, estimate size and calculate magnification of plant cells
4. CELL PHYSIOLOGY
1. Meaning of cell physiology
2. Structure and properties of cell membrane (Theories of
membrane structure not required)
3. Physiological properties- diffusion, osmosis and active
transport
4. Factors affecting diffusion, osmosis and active transport
in living organisms
5. Role of diffusion, osmosis and active transport in living
organisms
6. Water relations in plant and animal cells: turgor, plasmolysis, wilting and haemolysis
1. Diffusion as demonstrated with potassium permanganate or potassium iodide/ flower dyes/ coloured plant extracts/ smoke
2. Experiments with visking tubing and living tissues: fresh arrow roots/ cassava/ sweet potatoes/ leaf petioles/ irish potatoes
3. Demonstration of plasmolysis
5. NUTRITION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1. Meaning, importance and types of nutrition
2. Nutrition in plants
1. Definition of photosynthesis and its importance in nature
2. Adaptations of leaf to photosynthesis
3. Structure and function of chloroplast
4. Process of photosynthesis- light and dark stage
5. Factors influencing photosynthesis
3. Chemical compounds which constitute living organisms
1. Chemical composition and functions of carbohydrates, proteins and lipids
2. Properties and functions of enzymes
4. Nutrition in animals
1. Modes of feeding in animals
2. Dentition of a named carnivorous, herbivorous and
omnivorous mammal
3. Adaptation of the three types of dentition of feeding.
4. Internal structure of mammalian teeth.
5. Common dental diseases, their causes and treatment
5. Digestive system and digestion in a mammal human)
1. Digestive system, regions, glands and organs
associated with digestion.
2. Ingestion, digestion, absorption, assimilation and egestion.
6. Importance of vitamins, mineral salts, roughage and water in human nutrition
7. Factors determining energy requirements in humans
FORM 2
1. TRANSPORT IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1. Meaning and importance of transport systems
2. Absorption of water and mineral salts
1. Internal structure of root and root hairs
2. Absorption of water
3. Active intake of mineral salts
3. Transpiration
1. Definition of transpiration
2. Review of structure of the leaf.
3. Structure and function of xylem
4. Factors affecting transpiration
5. Forces involved in water movement in plants
4. Translocation
1. Structure and function of phloem
2. Materials translocated
5. Comparison between closed and open circulatory system.
6. Mammalian circulatory system
1. Structure and function of heart, arteries, veins and capillaries
2. Diseases and defects of the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries
3. Diseases and defects of the circulatory system.
7. The structure and functions of blood
1. Composition of blood
2. Functions of blood plasma
3. The structure and functions of red blood cells and white blood cells
4. Mechanism of blood clotting and its importance
8. Blood groups (ABO system and rhesus factor)
9. Immune responses
1. Natural and artificial immunity
2. Allergic reactions
3. Importance of vaccinations against diseases
10. Practical Activities
1. Observe permanent slides of sections of stems and roots
2. Carry out experiments to compare transpiration on lower and upper surfaces
3. Observe wall charts/models
4. Analyse data on transpiration rate under different environmental conditions in plants
5. Dissect a small mammal and observe its transport system.
6. Make longitudinal section of the mammalian heart
to display the chambers and associated blood vessels
7. Record pulse rate at the wrist before and after vigorous activities and analyse the results
8. Demonstrate the unidirectional flow of blood in the cutaneous veins of the fore arm
2. GASEOUS EXCHANGE
1. Gaseous exchange in living organisms
2. Gaseous exchange in plants
1. Mechanism of opening and closing of the stomata
2. The process of gaseous exchange in roots, stem and
leaves of both aquatic and terrestrial plants
3. Gaseous exchange in animals
1. Types and characteristics of Respiratory surfaces-
cell membrane, gills, buccal cavity, skin and lungs
2. Mechanism of gaseous exchange in protozoa,
insect (grasshopper), fish (bonnyfish),Frog and human
3. Factors affecting rate of breathing in humans
4. Respiratory diseases: Asthma, Bronchitis, Pulmonary
Tuberculosis, Pneumonia and Whooping cough
3. RESPIRATION
1. Meaning and significance of respiration
2. Tissue respiration
1. Mitochondrion- structure and functions
2. Aerobic respiration
3. Anaerobic respiration in plants and animals
4. Application of anaerobic respiration in industry
and at home
5. Compare energy output of aerobic and anaerobic
respiration
4. EXCRETION AND HOMEOSTASIS
1. Excretion in Plants
1. Methods of excretion in plants
2. Useful and harmful excretory products of plants and their economic importance e.g. coffee, caffeine
2. Excretion and homeostasis in animals
1. Difference between excretion, homeostasis and egestion
2. Excretion in a named unicellular organism (protozoa)
3. Structure and functions of skin and kidney
4. Neuro-endocrine system and homeostasis
5. Common kidney diseases, their symptoms and possible methods of prevention and control
6. The role of skin in thermoregulation, salt and water balance
7. Major functions of liver and their contributions to homeostasis
8. Common diseases of liver, their symptoms and possible methods of prevention, control
FORM 3
1. CLASSIFICATION II
1. Review of binomial nomenclature
2. General principles of classification
3. General characteristics of kingdoms
1. Monera
2. Protoctista
3. Fungi
4. Plantae
5. Animalia
4. Main characteristics of major divisions of plantae
1. Bryophyta
2. Pterodophyta
3. Spermatophyta
5. Main characteristics of phyla Arthropoda and Chordata
1. Arthropoda
2. Diplopoda
3. Chilopoda
4. insecta
5. crustacea
6. arachnida
6. Construction and use of simple dichotomous keys based on observable features of plants and animals
2. ECOLOGY
1. Concepts of ecology
1. Habitat
2. Niche
3. Population
4. Community
5. Ecosystem
6. Biomass
7. Carrying capacity
2. Factors in an ecosystem
1. Abiotic factors
2. Biotic factors
3. Inter-relationships:- Competition, predation,
saprophytism, parasitism and symbiosis
4. Nitrogen cycle
3. Energy flow in an ecosystem:- Food chains, food webs, decomposers, pyramid of numbers and pyramid of biomass
4. Population estimation methods
1. Quadrat method
2. Line transect
3. Belt transect
4. Capture-recapture method
5. Adaptations of plants to various habitats
1. Xerophytes
2. Mesophytes
3. Hydrophytes
4. Halophytes
6. Effect of pollution on human beings and other organisms
Causes, effects and control of pollutants in air, water and soil
7. Human diseases
1. Bacterial diseases- Cholera and Typhoid
2. Protozoa- malaria and amoebic dysentry
3. Ascaris lumbricodes and schistosoma
3. REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1. Concept of reproduction
1. Importance of reproduction
2. Chromosomes, meiosis and mitosis
3. Asexual reproduction
1. Binary fission in amoeba
2. Spore formation/ reproduction in mucor / Rhizopus
3. Budding in yeast
4. Sexual reproduction in plants
1. Structure and function of parts of named insect and
wind pollinated flowers
2. Pollination and agents of pollination
3. Features and mechanisms that hinder self
fertilization and self pollination
4. The process of fertilization
5. Fruit and seed formation and dispersal
5. Sexual reproduction in animals
1. External fertilization in amphibians
2. Structure of the reproductive system of a named mammal (human)
3. Functions of the parts of reproductive system
4. Fertilization, implantation and role of placenta.
5. Gestation period
6. Role of hormones in reproduction in humans
6. Sexually transmitted infections (S.T.Is)
1. Gonorrhea
2. Herpes Simplex
3. Syphilis, Trichomoniasis, hepatitis, Candidiasis
4. HIV/AIDS
7. Advantages and disadvantages of asexual and sexual
reproduction
4. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
1. Concepts of growth and development
2. Growth and development in plants
1. Dormancy and ways of breaking it
2. Conditions necessary for germination
3. Measurement of one aspect of growth in a named
seedling e.g. region of growth
4. Primary and secondary growth
5. Role of growth hormone in plants
6. Apical dominance
3. Growth and development in animals
1. Complete and incomplete metamorphosis in insects
2. Role of growth hormones in insects
* FORM 4
1. GENETICS
1. Concept of genetics
1. Variation within plant and animal species
2. Review of chromosomes
3. Brief mention of genes and DNA (Without details of molecular structure of genes and DNA)
2. First law of heredity
1. Mendel’s experiments- monohybrid inheritance(3:1 ratio)
2. Complete and incomplete dominance, back/ testcross
3. Inheritance of ABO blood groups and Rh factor
3. Sex determination in humans
4. Linkage: sex linked genes, sex linked characteristics e.g. colour blindness, Haemophilia, Hairy ears and nose
5. Mutations
1. Types of mutations
2. Causes and consequences of chromosomal mutations
3. Gene mutations
2. EVOLUTION
1. Meaning of evolution
2. The origin of life
1. Special creation
2. Chemical evolution
3. Evidence of organic evolution
1. Fossil records
2. Geographical distribution – Continental drift
3. Comparative embryology
4. Comparative anatomy
5. Cell biology- occurrence of cell organelles and
blood pigments
4. Mechanisms of evolution
1. Lamarck’s theory (Brief mention)
2. Evolution by natural selection
3. Natural selection in action e.g. peppered moth
4. Resistance to drugs, pesticides and antibiotics
3. RECEPTION, RESPONSE AND COORDINATION IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1. Meaning of stimulus, response and irritability
2. Reception, response and coordination in plants
1. Response to a variety of external stimuli
2. Tropisms and tactic movements and their survival values
3. Production of auxins and their effects on plant growth
3. Reception, responses and coordination in animals
1. Components of the nervous system in a mammal
2. Structure and functions of the neurones
3. Functions of major parts of human brain
4. Simple and conditioned reflex actions
4. The role of hormones in coordination in a mammal
1. Effects of over secretion and under secretion of
adrenaline and thyroxine in humans
5. Effects of drug abuse on human health
6. Structure and functions of parts of the mammalian eye
1. Accommodation, image formation and interpretation
2. common eye defects and their corrections
7. Structure and functions of parts of the mammalian ear (human)
1. Hearing
2. Balance and posture
4. SUPPORT AND MOVEMENT IN PLANTS AND ANIMALS
1. Plants
1. Necessity for support and movement in plants
2. Review of tissue distribution in monocotyledonous
and dicotyledonous plants
2. Animals
1. Necessity for support and movement in animals
2. Types and functions of the skeleton
3. Locomotion in a finned fish
4. Identification of the bones of axial and appendicular
skeletons (names of individual bones of coccyx not required)
5. Types and functions of movable joints (ball and socket, hinge joint)
6. Structure, function and location of cardiac, smooth and skeletal muscles
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, has released the interview dates and recruitment schedule for teachers in July, 2021, per County. In Kakamega County, the mass recruitment interviews shall be held for two days; on 22/07/2021 and 23/07/2021.
The Commission has, at the same time, designated the interview venues per sub county. All interviews shall kick off at 8.30am; every day. Shortlisted applicants are expected to report to the interview venues by 8.00am.
| S/N | INTERVIEW DATES | SUB COUNTY | INTERVIEW VENUES | MONITORING OFFICERS |
| 1 | 22/07/2021 | Kakamega Central | Bishop Sulumeti Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 2 | 22/07/2021 | Mumias East | Shitoto Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 3 | 22/07/2021 | Khwisero | Khwisero Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 4 | 22/07/2021 | Kakamega South | Musoli Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 5 | 22/07/2021 | Kakamega East | Mukumu Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 6 | 22/07/2021 | Lugari | St. Lukes Lumakanda Boys | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 7 | 22/07/2021 | Matungu | Koyonzo Boys | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 8 | 22/07/2021 | Kakamega North | Malava Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 9 | 23/07/2021 | Matete | Lukhokho Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 10 | 23/07/2021 | Navakholo | Navakholo Boys | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 11 | 23/07/2021 | Butere | Butere Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 12 | 23/07/2021 | Likuyani | Nangili Girls | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
| 13 | 23/07/2021 | Mumias West | St. Peters Mumias Boys | CD, DCD, CHRO, AD |
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Kadika Girls Secondary: Kadika Girls’ High School is a top performing National Girls’ only Boarding Secondary School which is located in Migori County, Nyanza Region, Kenya.
Get complete information about Kadika Girls Secondary School’s, physical location, photos, postal Address, phone contact, Knec results analysis, uniform, logo, email Address, Knec Results, Fees, CBE Pathways and Subjects, here. Also find details on the school’s enrolment and admission requirements/ procedure.
More information about Kadika Girls Secondary School is available, such as: School’s Official Name, School’s Cluster, School’s Type, School’s Nature (Regular/ Sne), School’s Disability Type, School’s Accommodation and Type (Boarding or Day school).
That is not all. Find more details about the school, including: School’s Gender (Boys’ Girls’ Or Mixed), Region Where School Is Located, County Where School Is Located, Sub County Where School Is Located, School’s Unique Institutional Code (UIC) and School’s Knec Code.
Kadika Girls Secondary School’s Physical location: It is a Boarding Girls, a National level Secondary school, located in Suna East Sub-County, Migori County, in Kenya.
The school is a national school classified as C1. Get a list of all the New List of all National Schools under CBC, CBE/ CBET Curriculum.
Kadika Girls Secondary Principal’s Phone Number: 0718102168.
Kadika Girls Secondary School’s Facebook Page: Click here to join the School’s Facebook Community.
Phone Number. 0718102168.
Email Address. kadikagirlsacademic@gmail.com.
SCHOOL NAME: –KADIKA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL’S CLUSTER: –C1
SCHOOL’S TYPE: –PUBLIC
SCHOOL’S NATURE (Regular/ SNE): –REGULAR
SCHOOL’S DISABILITY TYPE: –NONE
SCHOOL’S ACCOMODATION TYPE: –BOARDING
SCHOOL’S GENDER (BOYS’ GIRLS’ OR MIXED): –GIRLS
REGION WHERE SCHOOL IS LOCATED: –NYANZA
COUNTY WHERE SCHOOL IS LOCATED: –MIGORI
SUB COUNTY WHERE SCHOOL IS LOCATED: –MIGORI
SCHOOL’S UNIQUE INSTITUTIONAL CODE (UIC): –U7D5
SCHOOL’S KNEC CODE: –44707105
Kadika Girls Secondary School’s Capacity/ Enrolment/ Students’ Population: The National School can accomodate over 1,644 Students.
Joining Grade 10 at the school is straight forward. Placement at the school is done by the Ministry of Education. Simply apply for consideration for placement by using this link: Grade 10 Selection System.
More details on Grade 10 Selection can be found at: How to select Grade 10 Senior Schools online at https://selection.education.go.ke/
A student can join one or more of the following clubs and societies that are found at the school:
The Senior school, being a National School, will offer all the three pathways, listed below, for grade 10-12 students:
Get a full list of all the latest Grade 10 Subjects at the Senior School under CBE Curriculum here: Senior Secondary (Grade 10-12) New CBC Learning Areas/ Subjects
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KMTC Migori, Awendo Campus: Courses, Fees, Location, Contacts and Programs plus Requirements
Background Information
Kenya Medical Training College(KMTC) Migori Campus was started in September 2013 and had her first admission of 48 Kenya Registered Community Health Nurse (KRCHN) students in October the same year. The Campus is situated in a serene environment within Migori Level 5 County Referral Hospital.
The Campus has excellent training facilities and has excelled at both College Final Qualifying Examinations and Nursing Council of Kenya Licensing Examinations. The excellent performance is attributed to highly qualified, dedicated and committed staff and administration. Besides, the Campus enjoys good working relationship with various partners in the health sector to ensure that every opportunity is utilized for the benefit of our students.
Our esteemed partners include the Migori County Government, Migori County Referral Hospital, the College of the Rockies in Canada (MAISHA Project) and various Non-Governmental Organizations. In June 2019 the Governor of Migori County undertook to allocate fifty (50) acres of land for expansion of the Campus and pledged Kshs. 20,000,000 to support development. The Campus recently received a new bus to ensure efficient and effective transport for students and plans are underway to construct a Modern Resource Centre.
| # | PROGRAMME CODE | PROGRAMME NAME | INSTITUTION TYPE | YEAR 1 – PROGRAMME COST | 2022 CUTOFF | 2021 CUTOFF | 2020 CUTOFF |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4965K28 | CERTIFICATE IN COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSISTANT | KSH 82,200 | – | – | – |
Programmes currently offered: –
Projected New Courses (starting September 2019): –
Facilities
Clinical Experience Sites
Campus Contact Information: –
The Principal
KMTC Migori Campus
P. O. Box 58 – 40400
Suna Migori.
Tel: 0728 312 305 / 0727 386 090 /0779 71 98 65
Email:migori@kmtc.ac.ke
Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Gatundu Campus started in September 2015 and was officially inaugurated by His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta on 13th April, 2016.
Programmes and Courses currently offered
Future plans
There are plans to start new courses in September 2019 which include the following:
Facilities
Student Population
The Campus has more than 400 students with this number expected to go higher in the next intake.
Clinical Experience Sites
The main clinical experience site is Gatundu Sub-County Hospital and a rural training site at Mutunguru Health Centre.
Clubs, Societies and Sports
Campus Contact Information:-
The Principal
KMTC Gatundu Campus
P.O. BOX 770-01030,
Gatundu
Tel: 0797-645717
Email: gatundu@kmtc.ac.ke
1. Clinical Medicine and Surgery (Diploma and Higher
Diploma)
2. Medical Laboratory Sciences (Diploma and Higher
Diploma)
3. Orthopaedic and Trauma Medicine (Certificate
and Diploma)
4. Community Oral Health (Diploma)
5. Medical Imaging Sciences (Diploma and Higher
Diploma)
6. Medical Education (Higher Diploma)
7. Health Records and Information Technology
(Certificate and Diploma)
8. Pharmacy (Diploma and Higher Diploma)
9. Dental Technology (Diploma)
10. Nursing (Certificate, Diploma and Higher Diploma)
11. Public Health (Certificate, Diploma and Higher Diploma)
12. Nutrition and Dietetics (Certificate and Diploma)
13. Occupational Therapy (Diploma and Higher Diploma)
14. Health Promotion (Certificate, Diploma and Higher
Diploma)
15. Orthopaedic Technology (Diploma and Higher Diploma)
16. Optometry (Diploma and Higher Diploma)
17. Physiotherapy (Diploma and Higher Diploma)
18. Medical Engineering (Certificate, Diploma and Higher
Diploma)
19. Short Courses
Thank you for your interest in the Kenya Medical Training College. We are happy that you are looking closely at the exciting opportunities available here in KMTC.
KMTC seeks to enrol and graduate applicants who will develop and grow educationally and personally and will contribute to the College community, and the broader society.
To that end, the role of the Admissions and Records Office is to recruit, admit, and encourage enrolment of applicants who are spiritually mature, academically excellent, accomplished in extra-curricular endeavours, and broadly diverse through individualized review and professional judgment.
All applications are ONLINE from the application portal on this website www.kmtc.ac.ke.
The prospective candidates apply for admission into courses for each academic year for Regular or Parallel Category.
The Regular category have subsidized fee with optional accommodation but no choice for campus while the parallel category have non subsidized fee, no accommodation option but have option for campuses choice in more than sixty five (65) campuses situated in different parts of the country depending on the courses.
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, has dispatched the 2021 extension of internship letters to 2020 teacher interns. The Commission has decided to extend the internship contracts for 2020 interns who failed to secure permanent employment in the last recruitment exercise.
“Due to interruption caused by COVID-19 pandemic, I am pleased to inform you that your internship program is hereby extended for a period of one (1) year with effect from 1st January, 2021 to 31st December, 2021.” Reads the letter, in part.
The teacher interns will also be retained at their current teaching stations for another one year.
Earlier, the Commission had barred the current serving intern teachers from applying for the December 6,674 advertised internship posts sending panic among the affected teachers.
See also; TSC guidelines for intern teachers recruitment, score sheet and marking scheme 2020/2021.
The good news for the intern teachers is that their salaries will be scaled upwards. They will now receive a monthly stipend of Kshs. 15,000/= and Kshs. 20,000/= respectively; up from the current Sh10,000 and Sh15,000 respectively. The stipend will be paid subject to statutory deductions where applicable; like the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF).
The interns though have a reason to smile as the government has exempted those earning below Sh24,000 per month from paying the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax.
Here is a sample of the TSC internship letter for 2021;
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Related story; TSC posting letters for teachers
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Butere Girls and Ibokolo Secondary School to Get New School Buses
With the arrival of their new school buses, Butere Girls and Ibokolo Secondary School students will enjoy better transportation.
The project, which area Member of Parliament (MP) Tindi Mwale is leading through the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF), seeks to improve students’ overall learning experience while providing safe and dependable transportation.
Prior to the formal handover ceremony, Mwale stressed the need to invest in educational facilities to foster students’ learning experiences.
“We have supplied 10 school buses to various organizations via NG-CDF since 2017, and we are still dedicated to carrying out more transformative initiatives for our schools,” he said.
Butere Boys High School has also gained from a recently built 180-student ‘State House’ dormitory in addition to the buses.
Following the fire tragedy that annihilated one of the school’s dormitories, the project was quickly launched.
“Butere NG-CDF is committed to providing our institutions with better infrastructure to support enhanced learning and educational standards,” Mwale continued.
The arrival of the buses and the building of the dormitory emphasize continuous initiatives to improve educational infrastructure in the area, making sure students have a favorable learning atmosphere.
Extra County Schools in Kenya form the second tier of secondary schools; after National schools. They were formerly referred to as Provincial schools. These schools are distributed all over the Country with each county having its share. The schools admit students from all over the country. These schools are in 3 Categories i.e category 1 (C1), Category 2 (C2) and Category 3 (C3). The Schools are either of Mixed or single sex type.
Here are the Extra County Schools in Meru County:
| School Code | School Name | Category | Type | Cluster |
| 15304102 | KAAGA GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C1 |
| 15304103 | KAAGA BOYS SECONDARY | Extra County | Boys | C1 |
| 15304106 | GIKUMENE GIRLS ‘ SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C2 |
| 15309201 | MAUA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C2 |
| 15309301 | IGEMBE BOYS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C1 |
| 15318101 | ABOTHUGUCHI SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C3 |
| 15318104 | KIRIGARA GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C2 |
| 15318309 | KINJO GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C2 |
| 15319101 | NKUBU HIGH SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C1 |
| 15319104 | NKUENE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C1 |
| 15319201 | KANYAKINE HIGH SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C2 |
| 15319205 | YURURU GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C1 |
| 15319306 | GIKURUNE BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C1 |
| 15319307 | GAKUUNI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C3 |
| 15319310 | GIKURUNE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C2 |
| 15327101 | MIATHENE BOYS HIGH SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C2 |
| 15334102 | ONTULILI BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C1 |
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| 15361115 | MIKINDURI GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C1 |
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| 15362102 | KANGETA GIRLS’ SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Girls | C2 |
| 15362103 | NJIA BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C3 |
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| 15364301 | KIBIRICHIA BOYS SECONDARY SCHOOL | Extra County | Boys | C2 |
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