Lesson observation is a mandatory requirement in the new TPAD 2 system by TSC. All teachers must undergo lesson observation while delivering in class. It involves carrying out a formal scrutiny of teaching/learning while it is taking place in a classroom or other learning environment. How to undertake Lesson Observation in the TPAD 2 Online System The lesson Observation tab can… Read More »
If you are a TSC employed teacher then you must fill the TPAD 2 appraisal form online. This is done at the new TPAD 2 portal. The new Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development (TPAD 2) system enables you to: Create your own TPAD account, Carry out lesson observation, Reset your password and Carry out Self Appraisal. HOW TO FILL THE TPAD 2… Read More »
A TSC teacher is expected to schedule an appraisal rating meeting with the appraiser. This is done online at the TPAD 2 portal. Before the appraisal rating meeting, you are required to evaluate and rate yourself. Your appraiser is also required to assess and rate you. After the completion of the self-evaluation and evaluation by the appraiser (you), the interface will… Read More »
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, has released the training dates and venues for the 2020 Competency Based Curriculum, CBC. According to the released guidelines the training will take place between November 23 to December 5, 2020 at various venues countrywide. Here is the circular from TSC sent to County and Regional Directors; RE: TRAINING OF TEACHERS IN COMPETENCY… Read More »
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, releases your salary through the preferred/ selected bank or Sacco. For the teacher to receive the monthly salary he/she must have a bank/ Sacco account. The Commission gets these details once you fill the TSC Bank Form. The TSC Bank Form is filled when a teacher is first employed and is sent together with other documents to the head… Read More »
Your may be having a number of questions that you feel TSC should provide answers for. Get answers, here, on questions concerning TSC online portals, TSC number registration, TSC vacancies and TSC promotions; among others. ANSWERS TO FREQUENTLY ASKED TSC QUESTIONS. How do I get a TSC certificate? Getting a TSC Certificate is very easy. All you need… Read More »
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, requires you to have a TSC Registration Certificate for you to be allowed to teach in any Kenyan school. Remember, this requirement is for all teachers in either private or public schools. Your registration certificate comes with your TSC number; which is a unique number assigned to teachers who apply for registration certificates.… Read More »
The Kenya Secondary School Heads Association (KESSHA) is a professional organization comprising of about 7,000 members drawn from public and private Secondary Schools in the republic of Kenya. The members are school principals only. THE KESSHA CONSTITUTION Vision KESSHA’s vision is to “be a globally competitive and dynamic professional body in the education sector”. We keep abreast with contemporary national… Read More »
The worst news that a teacher can receive from the Teachers Service Commission, TSC, is that on dismissal. You will be very unlucky if TSC decides to get you off the register and sends you a dismissal letter. Committing serious TSC offences may land you in hot soup. However, dismissal of a teacher is not that easy because it must… Read More »
The Teachers Service Commission, TSC, pays a newly employed graduate teacher in Kenya a minimum of Sh34,955 in basic salary per month. Such a teacher falls under grade C2 (formerly Job group K) and their job title is Secondary Teacher II. Apart from the basic salary you are also paid allowances. You will receive Sh5,000 in commuter allowance per month for… Read More »