TSC List of Transferred Teachers 2023; Lists of 14, 631 Teachers Moved in January 2023
TSC Transfer List 2023: TSC has dispatched lists containing names, TSC numbers, Id numbers, current work station, new working station, and reporting dates of classroom teachers and school administrators moved in January 2023. Click Here for more TSC news on Teacher Transfers
Transferred tutors have been directed by the Commission to clear by Monday 16, 2023 so that they can report to their new workstations on Monday 23, 2023 for the new term.
The approvals come in time before the deadline given by the Parliamentary education committee led by Honorable Julius Melly to reverse the delocalization policy.
Henceforth, TSC-employed teachers will enjoy the company of their immediate families now that they can work in their home counties.
TSC List of Transferred Teachers per County and Region; Schools Affected
- Primary Schools=10, 934 tutors
- Secondary Schools=1, 316 teachers
LIST OF TRANSFERRED TEACHERS BY TSC IN 2023 PER COUNTY AND REGION
12, 019 TSC transfers in 2023 will be conducted at the regional level whereas 2, 594 will be carried out at inter-regional levels. The regions affected encompass.
- Vihiga, Busia, Bungoma.
- North Eastern Region TSC List of Transferred Teachers 2023: Garissa, Wajir, Mandera.
- Central Region TSC List of Transferred Teachers 2023: Nyandarua, Nyeri, Kirinyaga, Murang’a, Kiambu.
- Eastern Region TSC List of Transferred Teachers 2023: Marsabit, Isiolo,Meru, Tharaka Nithi, Embu, Kitui, Machakos, Makueni.
TSC Decentralized Transfers 2023
TSC decentralized teacher transfers to regional and county levels in 2020.
Some of the decentralized functions encompass
- Appointing of school administrators-principals, heads, and deputies
- Deployment of school administrators- principals, heads, and deputies
- Deployment of classroom teachers-both primary and secondary school
The Regional TSC Director and respective county directors will now have the final say in the deployment of school head teachers, principals, and their deputies; a function that has been under the Director in charge of staffing at the headquarter.
“The Commission has reviewed its policy on appointment and deployment of institutional administrators,” reads, in part, the latest circular by the TSC Boss Dr. Nancy Macharia.
The regional director will henceforth be directly in charge of the appointment and deployment of institutional administrators for the county, sub-county, and day secondary school administrators. He/ she will at the same time issue appointment and/ or deployment letters.
The county director, on the other hand, shall be in charge of appointments and deployment of primary school administrators within the county. Appointments and deployments of principals of the extra county and national schools shall still be under the Director in charge of staffing at the headquarter.
The Commission kicked off the delocalization exercise in January 2018. Other massive deployments would then follow in April, August, and December of the same year. Though in April 2019 the Commission slowed down the transfers as only a few administrators were moved.
The exercise had seen the transfers of thousands of long-serving principals and school heads; with some supporting and others opposed to the delocalization policy. A number of school administrators moved, so far, were those serving in their homes. Others had also served in the same stations for a long time.
Targeted administrators were mostly transferred to other counties and in some instances different regions.