KNEC announces training for KJSEA examiners at a fee
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has announced it will conduct training for Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) examiners
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has announced it will conduct training for Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) examiners.
In a notice on Tuesday, March 4, KNEC said the training will take place in March and April 2025.
The council however said the training sessions will cost Ksh10,500 and only shortlisted teachers will be sent instructions on how to make the payments.
“The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) will conduct training of examiners for Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) in the months of March and April, 2025. The training fee is Kenya Shillings Ten Thousand, Five Hundred (Kes.10,500) and will only be made by the shortlisted applicants who will be notified on how to make payments through a text message (SMS) and via the application portal,” read the notice in part.
KNEC noted that the training will be conducted first online and later on physically in a residential venue.
The examination council also said shortlisted trainees will be directed on how to access the online training materials.
“The venue for the residential training will be communicated to the qualified trainees later where the exercise will be strictly residential. Qualified examiners will thereafter be engaged by KNEC to mark KJSEA assessments using the criteria for recruitment of examiners based on the personnel needs for each paper,” KNEC stated.
According to KNEC, to qualify to be a KJSEA examiner one must be a practicing teacher in the relevant subject areas at the level of examination.
Applicants must also be registered or employed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) or Public Service Commission, have a Diploma in Education and above, have a minimum teaching experience of three years, must not be on interdiction or any other form of disciplinary action from the employer, be recommended by his/her head of Institution and be 50 years of age and below.
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To apply for the KJSEA examiner jobs, interested candidates are required to access the KNEC examiners’ portal using the link https://examinersapp.knec.ac.ke.
Those with Cp2 accounts should log into the portal using their usernames and passwords while those who have forgotten their Cp2 passwords should click on the reset password button, enter their mobile number, and submit to get new passwords for logging into the system.
KNEC urged applicants without Cp2 accounts to click on ‘create account’ and follow the instructions to acquire login credentials to access the system.
“Upon successful login, the applicants will then complete their personal profile and save. On the dashboard, click on ‘apply for training’ and all the declared vacancies will be available for the applicants to choose and apply,” KNEC added.
Further the council said only qualified teachers who have presented all the required documents will be shortlisted for the exercise on a first come, first served basis.
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