Candidates in Kiambu set for national examinations
Most schools in Kiambu have completed the syllabus and are ready for the national exams. The exams that are underway for the 2022 final year exams for grade 6, Class 8
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Education
Vice Chancellor: Innovation, Research key drivers of growth
Egerton University Vice-Chancellor Professor Isaac Kibwage has stated that research holds the key to unlocking the country’s potential while urging training institutions to embrace innovation as this would boost skills
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Magoha urges teachers to support the gov’t
The Competence Based Curriculum (CBC) should be improved and get rid of the dark areas, Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has said. Magoha said the education system, which seeks to replace the
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KNUT appeals for more sign language interpreters
Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT), Kirinyaga Branch has urged the government to consider employing more special need interpreters. They singled out lack of adequate specialized personnel, especially sign language interpreters,
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Limited resources hinder adult education
Lack of resources including manpower and flexible hours for adult education teaching has seen counties struggle to meet intended targets. Kiambu County Adult Education Officer Susan Itonde said that besides the challenges,
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