TSC Issues Regret Letters To Teachers
TSC Issues Regret Letters To Teachers Who Missed Promotions. Promotion of TSC teachers. More than 1500 school administrators who applied for promotion and are waiting for promotion letter received condolence letter from TSC.
Instead of the expected promotion letter, they got a letter of regret.
According to the Teaching Service (TSC), 1,300 teachers who received resignation letters will get another chance to apply for positions.
They were confirmed and shortlisted after interviews in their respective districts, so it is not yet clear why the commission has terminated its position.
Many teachers, especially those who work as teachers, are disappointed by the decision, hoping for approval.
According to the board, these teachers should apply for the post after the publication of the new advertisement.
In addition, it is not clear whether TSC will continue to promote teachers, if there is an appeal to the Ministry of Education by education officials.
TSC figures show that there are currently 3,359 public schools without head teachers, including 1,918 public primary schools and 1,441 public secondary schools.
Along with significant reforms in the education sector, there is also a lack of leadership.
The TSC has criticized teachers, holding them responsible for their stagnant careers and failure to receive advancement.
According to TSC Chairman Macharia, teachers are reluctant to apply for promotion in other countries.
Earlier this year, TSC posted 14,738 posts to promote teachers at various grade levels. While 1,231 teachers were recruited, 3,507 positions were left vacant due to the lack of qualified candidates.
Good behavior teachers are given preference for some open positions.
Due to the lack of school leaders in the education sector, TSC issued a letter of condolence to teachers who applied for promotion has raised concerns about the selection process and the institution responsible for teacher promotion.
