Education

So you’ve finished your P1, Diploma, or Degree in Education. Now what? In Kenya’s competitive job market, having that certificate is one thing, but having that blue TSC number is everything else. It’s the difference between hustling for private school gigs every term and having a solid, government-backed career path. This isn’t just about getting … Read more

Ever heard of a teacher being ‘de-registered’ by the TSC? It happens. One day you’re teaching, the next your name is off the register and your career is on ice. Scary, right? For Kenyan teachers, staying compliant with the Teachers Service Commission isn’t a one-time event at hiring. It’s a continuous journey. This guide breaks … Read more

Ever found yourself staring at a pile of unmarked books at 10 PM, your head pounding, wondering how you’ll face another day of 50+ students, a demanding principal, and your own family’s needs? You’re not alone. The pressure on Kenyan teachers is real. But here’s the thing: as a TSC-employed teacher, you have rights and … Read more

Imagine this: you’ve just landed a teaching job at a private school in Nairobi. The pay is decent, the kids are great. But there’s one small problem—your TSC certificate isn’t ready, or maybe you thought you could wing it. You figure, “It’s just a paper, right? I’ll sort it later.” Stop right there. That decision … Read more

Imagine this: It’s January, you’ve just landed a new teaching post in a school in Kitengela, and HR needs your TSC documents yesterday. You start rummaging through that old suitcase under your bed in your Nairobi apartment, heart pounding. Where is that Certificate of Registration? That payslip? Sound familiar? Losing your Teachers Service Commission documents … Read more

You’re a dedicated teacher in a school in Nakuru, maybe at Nakuru Boys or Milimani Primary. The term is tough, the marking pile is high, and a parent is shouting on the phone. In that moment of frustration, you make a quick decision—maybe you skip a staff meeting or send a harsh text. Seems small, … Read more

Ever wondered why your child’s teacher can’t just open a private tuition centre in their house? Or why a teacher can’t join that political rally during school hours? It’s all in the book—the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Code of Conduct and Ethics. For every teacher from Nairobi to Mandera, this isn’t just a guideline; it’s … Read more

You’ve finally finished your teaching degree or diploma. You’re ready, your documents are in order, and you’re eager to get that TSC number. Then the whispers start: “I know a guy who can fast-track it for you.” Or you see an ad on Facebook promising “Guaranteed TSC registration in two weeks for a small fee.” … Read more

You’re probably here because you saw that payslip and thought, “Hii ni ya mwaka gani?” Or maybe you’re a P1 teacher in Kisumu eyeing that promotion to Deputy Head, wondering if the stress is worth the extra coins. We get it. Money talks, especially with the cost of everything from Unga to school fees going … Read more

Picture this: You’re a teacher in a public school in Nakuru. The salary hits, but by mid-month, the hustle is real. Bills are piling up, school fees is calling, and the cost of living in Kenya is no joke. The thought crosses your mind – can a TSC teacher be employed by two schools at … Read more