The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, may decide to reverse the interdiction of a suspended teacher. In such a case, the Commission sends a revocation of interdiction letter to the teacher. Several reasons may make the TSC to reverse the interdiction of a teacher. A number of reasons may precipitate such a decision. These include: Irregular and faulty interdictions i.e if… Read More »
As a teacher employed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) you may find yourself on the wrong side of the TSC Code of Conduct and Regulations for teachers. You may be involved in an offence and is thus necessary that you understand the TSC discipline process for teachers. THE TSC DISCIPLINE PROCESS The discipline process begins in the institutions where teachers… Read More »
An interdiction letter is given to a teacher during the TSC discipline process. After investigation has been carried out on allegations against a teacher, a report should be written. It should specify the action to be taken against the teachers e.g show cause letter, warning, interdiction (give relevant details of the offences) THE TSC INTERDICTION LETTER The interdiction… Read More »
A show cause letter is given to a teacher who has a case to answer. Teachers are guided by set of rules and regulation as stipulated in their code of conduct. Breaching contractual terms will result to a teacher explaining through a letter why a disciplinary action should not be taken against him or her. A teacher found… Read More »
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, letter of probationary appointment is given to newly appointed teacher. This is after receiving your appointment letter (also called the posting letter/ employment letter). Once you receive your employment letter, you are expected to accept or reject the employment offer formally. n case you accept the offer, then you will write to the Commission through… Read More »