KNEC announces training positions for KCSE examiners; How to apply
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KNEC announces training opportunities for KCSE (Kenya Certificate of Secondary education) examiners
KNEC announces training opportunities for KCSE (Kenya Certificate of Secondary education) examiners.
The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC), on Monday, March 6, unveiled a training schedule for Kenya Certificate of Secondary education (KCSE) examiners.
The training will take place between Monday, April 24, and Friday, April 28, 2023, according to a notice from Chief Executive Officer (CEO) David Njeng’ere of KNEC.
The Examination Council also revealed that the training exercise this year will be entirely residential.
“The venue for the training will be communicated to the qualified applicants at a later date,” the notice read.
“The training fee is Ksh10,500 and will only be paid by the shortlisted applicants, who will be notified through a text message (SMS) on how to make the payment,” the notice read in part.
KNEC further indicated that all the successful trainees will be incorporated into the KNEC examiners’ database and engaged by the agency through its criteria for recruiting examiners based on each paper’s personnel needs.
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However, the Council indicated that teachers already trained as KCSE examiners and in the KNEC database of examiners should not apply.
The teachers are expected to train as examiners in a number of KCSE papers, including English (codes 101/1, 101/2, and 101/3), Biology (codes 231/1, 231/2, and 231/3), and Chemistry (codes 233/2 and 233/3).
Others include History and Government (codes 311/1, and 311/2), Christian Religious Education (codes 313/1, and 313/2), and Computer Studies (codes 451/1, and 451/2).
Requirements
Must be a practicing teacher in the relevant subject area at the level of examination and be registered and employed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).
Have a Diploma in Education (and above) for KCSE marking and minimum teaching experience of three (3) years.
Must not be on interdiction or any other form of disciplinary action from the TSC.
Be below 50 years of age and be recommended by the headteacher to qualify for the training.
How to Apply:
Access the KNEC examiners’ portal using the link www.examinersapp.knec.ac.ke.
Those with Cp2 accounts should log into the portal using their usernames and passwords.
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