TSC CBC training venues
TSC CBC training venues The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has decided to exclude primary school teachers who have been assigned to junior secondary schools (JSS) from the training that is slated to begin next week.
In March, approximately 7,400 PTE teachers who qualified for deployment were assigned to educate grade 7 students.
TSC, on the other hand, maintains that only recently hired JSS instructors will attend the training from October 9th to 13th.
On Monday of next week, 56,000 Grade 7 teachers will begin training in the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC).
TSC CBC training venues
TSC Chief Executive Officer Nancy Macharia praised instructors who participated in the activity to verify CBC compliance while still attending to their regular school programs.
Macharia lectured at the Kenya School of Government in Nairobi on World Teachers’ Day.
The Commission commends pre-primary and primary schoolteachers who have successfully implemented CBC and are actively helping Kenyan learners acquire core competencies and values.
- Language,
- science,
- math,
- humanities, and
- technical subject teachers
Are those the Commission designated for training in a memo to TSC Regional and County Directors dated September 26.
Teachers will be trained at Teacher Training Colleges (TTCs) and other specialized county locations.
TSC CBC training venues
The teacher training for Grade 7 will begin on October 9 and run through October 13. Master Trainer and Trainer of Trainers (TOT) training, however, began earlier.
At the Kenya Institute of Special Education, Master Trainers from TSC, KICD, KNEC, KEMI, CEMASTEA, MOE, and TTCs,
All began their training on October 2 and continued through October 4.
The TOTs (both SNE and normal) will thereafter be trained by Master Trainers.
The training of all participants will be done face to face.
Following the posting of 18,000 intern teachers to junior secondary schools by TSC in late August and early September, the instructors are now receiving training.
The instruction coincides with the beginning of the national writing assessment for students in Grade 7 in October.
The tests have already been made available by Knec for schools to download, print, and give to students.
