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TSC advertises 7,720 teaching jobs on permanent terms

TSC advertises 7,720 teaching jobs on permanent terms

There are 5,609 vacancies in primary schools, 25 in junior schools and 2,086 at the secondary...

Teachers Service Commission (TSC) headquarters in Upper Hill, Nairobi.

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has advertised 7,720 teaching vacancies on permanent and pensionable terms as it moves to replace teachers who have exited service through natural attrition.

The vacancies comprise 5,609 positions in primary schools, 25 in junior schools and 2,086 in secondary schools.

Some have fallen into depression, while others turn to manual jobs to survive.

Teachers can now choose between a dedicated classroom teaching pathway and an administrative cadre.

The employer declared zero tolerance for professional misconduct, resource misappropriation, and child abuse.

Meeting has boosted business for hotels, restaurants and other enterprises in Mombasa.

Latifa Akumu went missing in Nairobi. Her body was found dumped hundreds of kilometres away.

Case raises questions about whether public institutions recruitment processes meet expected standards.

The LGBTQ community members have challenged in court laws that prohibit homosexuality and other acts deemed unnatural.

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