Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is the institution mandated by the constitution and laws of Kenya to register, discipline, promote, demote and deregister teachers. As we will see below, there are various circumstances in which TSC may remove a person from the register of teachers. Check Your TSC Registration Status Here Teacher Registration Categories TSC has created […]
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The teachers service commission is mandated by law in accordance with article 237 of the Constitution of Kenya, and Teachers Service Commission Act No. 20 of 2012 to be the sole institution responsible for the registration of teachers. The TSC will issue one with a TSC number as a proof of registration having met all
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The TSC online portal is established to enable the public access the services offered by the teachers service commission. The TSC portal can be accessed here TSC Online Portal To access the services, you need to be registered and to log in. Some of the services offered on the portal include: New Teacher Registration. Click here to
To download your payslip click Download Your Payslip Here You will need to enter your TSC number and password. You will also need to do a simple math to ensure you are not a robot. This is security feature meant to protect your account from unauthorized access by bots. Once logged in you will get
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This is a mobile-based app that offers loans to Kenyans from their mobile phones. You do not need to fill in any forms or open any bank accounts. Sky Pesa is a platform that facilitates loan transactions between borrowers and digital wallets and banks. All loan applications are approved, and this information is communicated in
M-shwari loan is a loan facility offered by NCBA bank in conjunction with Safaricom. It is one of the pioneers in mobile phone-based loans in Kenya. The reason M-shwari is popular with Kenyans is that you do not need to visit any bank or open a bank account to access the services. You can easily
The advent of mobile loan apps has enabled many more Kenyans to access credit where credit was previously a preserve of the rich, and the employed. Opesa loans are accessible to all Kenyans aged 20years to 55 years old as long as one has a source of income and there is no consideration of profession,
FlashPesa is a mobile phone-based app that provides credit facilities to Kenyans through the use of mobile phones. FlashPesa is owned and operated by Ambush Capital, a Nairobi-based fintech company. Key Features Of Flashpesa Loan FlashPesa loans are becoming increasingly popular and more and more people are taking the loans. Some of the features that
iPesa is a mobile loan-based financial service provided that is owned by Osome Fintech Company. To access the loan you need just have an internet-enabled phone and meet the eligibility criteria. iPesa loans range from Ksh 500 (Five hundred only) to Ksh 50,000 (Fifty thousand only) with a loan repayment period of 91 days (3
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Okash is a mobile phone-based loan that can be accessed by Kenyans who are 18 years and above. It is meant to help you fix the quick financial need at hand. The Okash loan limit ranges from Ksh 500 on the lower side to a maximum of Ksh 500,000 with a flexible repayment plan from
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