KICD releases list of approved textbooks for 2025 curriculum
Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development has unveiled the approved list of textbooks for Pre-Primary to Grade 9 learners, tailored to meet the demands of the Competency-Based Curriculum.
By David Njaaga
2d ago
The recruitment drive will include 20,000 intern teachers for junior secondary schools to address the teacher-to-learner ratio, as announced by President William Ruto in October.
By Lewis Nyaundi
6d ago
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2w ago
University of Nairobi (UoN ) Chancellor Patrick Verkooijen has urged the university’s leadership to resolve internal conflicts, saying stability is key to achieving excellence.
By David Njaaga
2w ago
A team of selected teachers is brainstorming on challenges of Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) ahead of Grade 9 evaluation next year.
By Mike Kihaki
2w ago
Kenyan graduates have always found it difficult to access the international job market due to lack of knowledge of the market and lack of exposure.
By John Muchucha
3w ago
As the December exams loom, universities across the country are on the brink of financial collapse, leaving thousands of students in a state of uncertainty and despair.
By Mike Kihaki
3w ago
A new funding model for students in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (Tvet) institutions will be ready before Christmas.
By Renson Mnyamwezi
3w ago
Education CS Julius Ogamba said each of the affected schools was given a report identifying gaps and how they should be rectified.
By Antony Gitonga
3w ago
There is confusion following the government’s directive to shut down 348 boarding sections in primary schools for failing to meet safety standards.
By Mike Kihaki
4w ago
The rising trend of sending children as young as seven to boarding schools has sparked heated debate.
By Mike Kihaki
4w ago
National Assembly Education Committee chairperson Julius Melly said they will investigate the UoN council’s operations that have caused chaos in the institution.
By Lewis Nyaundi
1mo ago
Stakeholders argue that the closure of boarding schools is a reactive measure and fault the state for failing to act promptly or provide alternative solutions.
By Mike Kihaki
1mo ago
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