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TSC new Teacher registration in Kenya – Everything You Need to Know

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TSC new Teacher registration in Kenya - Everything You Need to Know

This guide will provide you with all the information needed for TSC new Teacher registration in Kenya.

TSC Act 2012 Article 237 requires all qualified Teachers to be registered by the commission before they can teach in any private or Public institutions.

A teacher who has met all the requirements is issued a certificate of registration with the TSC number within 30 days.

Requirements for New TSC Teacher registration in Kenya :

All applications are made online via the Teachers’ online portal

Applicant should scan and upload the following documents:

  1. Academic and professional certificates (Certified copies)
  2. National identity card
  3. Bank slip
  4. One passport-size photo
  5. Your KRA pin Certificate 
  6. GP69 form
  7. Good conduct Certificate 
  8. For non-Kenyans, Entry & work permits are required

Applications fees for New TSC teacher Registration Ksh 1050

For duplicate certificate application fees is Ksh 2050

 

The amounts are payable to: 

National Bank of Kenya Ltd,

Harambee Avenue branch,

Account Name: TSC-Secretariat

Account Number: 01001005707400

 

TEACHERS ONLINE SERVICE TMIS USER GUIDE

https://how.africa/tsc-payslip-online/

 

How to Retrieve your KPLC Prepaid Meter Numbers?

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How to Retrieve your KPLC Prepaid Meter Numbers?

The majority of Kenyans have now moved from paid to prepaid KPLC meters. First, for these meters, one must buy tokens to continue using electricity. However, it is not uncommon to
forget the meter numbers since the digits are many.
This might force you to endure darkness until you find your prepaid meter number.

How to Retrieve your KPLC Prepaid Meter Numbers?

Fortunately, the process is straightforward, so you do not need to contact KPLC customer care. Ensure you are at your meter box when following the prompts, and use the correct code
for your meter brand.

Here is how it goes.
1. For ACTARIS meter numbers, press 100 enter or #
2. For HEXING meter numbers, press 804 enter or #
3. For CONLOG meter numbers, press #100 enter or #
4. For SHENZEN meter numbers, press 65, then enter
5. For CIU-PLC meter numbers, press 75#
6. 000# and 100# can also work on other meters

Alternatively, you can use the *977# USSD code. This code can even show you a list of your
previous tokens bought. All you need to do is:-
1. Dial the code and select Prepaid services.
2. A pop-up with four options will appear on your screen
3. Select Manage Tokens
4. You will see various meter numbers, including your recent one.

When done, you should see your 11-digit meter number displayed on your meter box. With the above options, there is no need for you to visit the KPLC offices.

How to reach the Kplc customer care Centre

How to Quickly Check Your 2023 Form One Placement Results online?

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Check Your 2023 Form One Placement Results online.

How to Quickly Check Your 2023 Form One Placement Results online?

Are you ready to find out your form one placement result for the 2023 school year? Checking your results is quick and easy when you follow this simple step-by-step guide. Find out how to check and get your form one results in no time!

To find out which school you have been selected to attend for Form One in 2023, send an SMS containing your KCPE Index Number to 22263.

You will then receive a reply containing your form one selection results for 2023

Check Your 2023 Form One Placement Results online.

Visit the Kenya Ministry of Education Website

Select the county and sub-county where you sat for your kcpe 2022

Type in your KCPE 2022 index number.

Submit Your Entries

Scroll to the bottom of the Webpage and you will get your 2023 Form 1 Admission Letter and Joining instructions 

Click on the form 1 admission letter for 2023 kcpe candidates, click on it and print or download it.

Present a hard copy of your kcpe 2022 Placement letter to the School for validation.

How to Find a Yellow Fever Vaccination Clinic in Kenya?

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Yellow Fever Vaccination Clinic in Kenya

How to Find a Yellow Fever Vaccination Clinic in Kenya?

Keeping yourself safe from the risk of yellow fever should be a priority when traveling to Kenya. Find out where to get the necessary yellow fever vaccination, any special stipulations you may need to take into account, and tips for staying healthy while abroad here.

The Kenyan government requires all travelers to obtain this vaccination and provide proof of immunization in the form of an International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) commonly known as the ‘yellow card’. The ICVP is issued by qualified health workers at approved vaccination centers and must be presented whenever required by relevant authorities like immigration officials during a person’s stay in Kenya.

The costs range from between Kshs 1500 to Kshs 2,500. However, the rates differ in private hospitals. The vaccine certificate typically lasts ten days but offers lifelong protection against yellow fever. Several hospitals in Nairobi offer this vaccination. They are as follows.

 

Nairobi Women’s Hospital 

It is located along Argwings Kodhek Road in Hurlingham. You can reach them via 0709 667 000 and 0733 618 353 or email them at info@nwch.co.ke.

 

The Aga Khan Hospital

It is located on 3rd Parklands Avenue in Nairobi. Their contact numbers are +254 20 366 2000 and 0711 092 000. You can also email them at akuh.nairobi@aku.edu.

 

MP Shah Hospital

It is located on Shivachi Road in Parklands. Contact them at +254 20 4291 100 or email them at info@mpshahhosp.org.

 

Karen Hospital

Karen Hospital has all the recommended vaccinations and immunizations, including yellow fever. All these are done at the hospital’s immunization and travel vaccination section. The hospital is locate on long Lang’ata road in Karen. Reach them on 0726 222 001, 0736 200 001, or 020 661 3000.

 

The Department of Health Services, Nairobi City County

The hospital is located in City Hall Annex, 3rd floor, room 305. Their contact number is +254 020 2224281.

 

Armref Travel Clinic

You can find this clinic at Wilson Airport in Nairobi. You can reach them on +254 20 699 4000, +254 20 600 6340 or email them at info.kenya@amref.org.

 

Centre For Tropical And Travel Medicine

This hospital is located off Ngong Road in Adams Arcade, and their contact number is 0721 163 974 and 0734 211 888. Email them at info@cttm-kenya.com.

 

Please note that the yellow fever vaccination cannot be administered to pregnant or lactating women. Also, HIV-infected persons can only be vaccinated against it if their CD4 is less than 200 and they are stable on treatment.

How to Reach KPLC Customer care Centre?

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Need help from Kenya Power? We will show you how to quickly and easily contact the KPLC customer care Centre.

What is the KPLC customer care number?

Dial 97771 on any network in Kenya or 0703 070 707 | 0732 170 170.

For Sms use USSD & Telephone Number. Dial *977# or +254 203201000.

Kplc customer care email:  customercare@kplc.co.ke.

Kplc Customer care support via Twitter 

How do I self-read my KPLC meter?

  1. dial *977# and select 2. Post-paid Services, then 4. Self-Reading and then add your account number.

 

Kenya’s Competency Based Curriculum Explained for Students, Parents and Teachers

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Kenya's Competency Based Curriculum CBC Explained

What is the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC)?

The Kenyan Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) is an innovative instructional model of education that is focused on the acquisition and demonstration of competencies. It emphasizes developing real-world skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity, rather than focusing solely on the memorization of information. The aim of the CBC is to enable students to acquire a deeper understanding, develop key skills for success in life, and reach their full potential.

. It was launched in 2017 to build skills and knowledge vital for real-life situations. It is divided into three levels: early years, middle school and senior school. By the end of the learning period, each pupil is required to have the following abilities:-

 

  • Communication and Collaboration
  • Citizenship
  • Learning to learn
  • Digital literacy
  • Critical thinking and problem-solving
  • Imagination and creativity
  • Self-efficacy

 

Life values include:-

  • Integrity
  • Love
  • Patriotism
  • Unity
  • Respect
  • Peace
  • Responsibility

 

A few changes have since been made since the introduction of CBC education. For example, classes are now called Grade, while ECD has two levels, Pre-Primary 1 and 2 (PP1 and PP2). Teachers now use learning resources in place of teaching aids. Other changes include:-

 

  • Higher education should be at least three years.
  • Senior school is also three years from grade 10 to 12. Here, teachers aim to lay a foundation for further education at the tertiary level and even after the students start working.
  • The upper primary is from grades four to six, where all the exploration and experimentation happens.
  • The lower primary is grades 1 to 3
  • Preprimary 1 and 2, which were formerly known as ECD.

 

There will be mandatory subjects from lower secondary schools, while others will be an option. If you would like to learn even more about CBC education, please visit the official KICD website.

 

 

Everything You Need to Know About Doing a Civil Marriage in Kenya

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Everything You Need to Know About Doing a Civil Marriage in Kenya
Kenya has many unique civil marriage requirements, so it’s important to know what to do in advance. Here we’ll discuss the entire process of planning a civil marriage in Kenya, including legal requirements, paperwork steps, and ways to make your ceremony special.

Getting Married in Kenya via Civil Marriage

In Kenya, getting a civil marriage is relatively straightforward. First, you will need to have both parties present along with two witnesses. You’re then required to contact the local registrar’s office in your area and let them know that you wish to register your marriage. Once all the necessary paperwork has been completed, the Marriage Act of 2014 will be used to officially recognize your union!
In Kenya, the Marriage Act legally recognizes and regulates a civil marriage. To be eligible to enter into such a marriage must be of age (18 years and above), be of the opposite sex, are not married to someone else, and have a proper understanding of what you are getting yourself into.

1. File a Complete Notice of Intention to Marry form

2. The couple fills the affidavit under S 11 of the Marriage Act after 21 Days and then gets it commissioned by the Registrar and completes a Marriage Certificate Form.

3. Once approved the couple then, after paying a fee, books a date for the marriage. The civil union must occur within three months from the date of the 21-day Notice.

4. On the Marriage date, both parties will go to the Registrar’s Office with two witnesses, and they will be granted the Marriage Certificate

Required Documents 

  • Copies of Identity Cards or valid Passport or valid Alien Card for Refugees.
  • Birth certificate copies
  • Each applicant is to submit a recent colored passport photo.
  • if a widow or widower submit a Copy of the deceased  Death Certificate 
  • Copies of Identity Cards or Valid Passports for the two (2) witnesses
  • Once approved, applicants must pay a notice fee of Ksh 600.
  • After the lapse of 21 day’s Notice period, book an Interview via E citizen online portal 
  • The cost of officiating the Civil marriage is Kshs 3,300/

The Civil marriage certificate is valid as long as the couple is married.

Comprehensive Guide on GOtv Packages and Prices in Kenya

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Comprehensive Guide on GOtv Packages and Prices in Kenya

Comprehensive Guide on GOtv Packages and Prices in Kenya.

Planning on subscribing to GOtv? There are many different packages to choose from, so it can be hard to decide which one is best for you. Learn about the various package options and channels available and figure out which one will fit your budget and meet your entertainment needs.

Understanding the Cost of GOtv Packages in Kenya

When you’re choosing a GO TV package, it’s important to understand the cost. The packages vary in price depending on which channels they include and how many extra features they offer. For example, some packages may include premium channels like Super sports or Showtime for an additional charge, while others may include basic sports channels or family-friendly networks included in the base package cost. Consider your viewing preferences and budget when deciding which package to choose!

Currently, GOtv has 5 packages in Kenya:

 

GOtv Lite - gotv packages kenya
GOtv Lite Ksh 199 per month

 

GOtv Value package Ksh 590 per month
GOtv Value – Ksh 590 per month
GOtv-Plus package- -Ksh -930 -per-month
GOtv-Plus package- -Ksh -930 -per-month
GOtv Max package   Ksh 1249 per month
GOtv Max  Package   Ksh 1249 per month
GOtv Max  Package   Ksh 1249 per month
GOtv Max  Package   Ksh 1249 per month
  • GOtv Supa   Ksh 1599  per month –
  • GOtv Max    Ksh 1249 per month
  • GOtv Plus    Ksh  930  per month
  • GOtv Value Ksh 590 per month
  • GOtv Lite     Ksh 199 per month

How to check the GOtv package?

You can check your account balance and make payments for your GOtv subscription. Just dial *423# on your mobile phone today.

  1. Multichoice Head Office: Jamuhuri Park road next to ASK showground.
  2. Tel: +254 711 066 000.
  3. mchoice@ke.multichoice.com.
  4. Download App.
  5. USSD.Dial *423# on your mobile.

How to pay for gotv via Mpesa?

 

A guide on how to apply for Older Persons Cash Transfer in Kenya (Pesa ya Wazee)

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A guide on how to apply for Older Persons Cash Transfer in Kenya (Pesa ya Wazee)

The Older Persons Cash Transfer (Pesa ya Wazee) was started in 2007.

All Kenyan citizens above 70 years are entitled to a monthly income of KShs 2,000. This enables them to pay for medicine, buy food and cover other necessities. This money can only be withdrawn through designated agents like Post Bank, Equity Bank, Kenya Commercial Bank, and Cooperative Bank.

 

The funds are available as long as the person is alive. Otherwise, you cannot receive the funds if you do not claim the funds for three consecutive months if you are outside the country or are in a state institution.

 

Apart from being 70 years and above, other requirements are that you must be a low-income earner, be registered with your local council, and no member in your house should be receiving regular income.  Here is how to apply for the grant.

 

  • Visit your nearest Huduma branch or a local social development office under the ministry of labour, social security and services.
  • You will be given a form to fill out.
  • Remember to carry your ID to prove your eligibility and a bank account where the money can be transferred.
  • After the vetting period (3 months) is over, you should receive your first payment.

 

The funds are usually sent after every two months bringing the total to Kshs. 4,000.

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