The teachers Service Commission( TSC) has banned a Kenyatta University graduate from taking up tutoring jobs in the future.
When other preceptors are canvassing for reclamation, this school teacher’s story is different because his fate is formerly sealed.
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After his university degree was rejected by TSC during several interviews, the graduate began working full- time.
Abraham Maina, a schoolteacher by profession, graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor’s degree in Education majoring in Geography and Mathematics
Since also, he has tutored in several operation seminaries, including St. Joseph in Kiambu and Ruiru Girls High School under the Board of Management( BOM).
Maina also got his TSC number with the hope of getting employed permanently , but his dream wasn’t fulfilled.
The reality of severance came more apparent after being rejected for multiple job interviews without a degree.
Maina graduated from high academy in 2002 with a B- in Mathematics and a C, but was unfit to enter university due to his family’s poor fiscal situation
After many years later, when campaigners came forward and promised to finance him to get a degree, he got lucky, and he entered Kenyatta University and completed his education.
Still, a many times latterly, he was shocked to learn that he’d to get at least a C+ in every subject to qualify as a school teacher.
It was this alleviation that led Maina to become a schoolteacher after losing hope of getting educated despite his sweats to secure Tertiary education.
The pressure began when the epidemic put pressure on the 38- time-old graduate, who had a family to take care of.
His unrestricted dreams reigned after the disaster moment as Maina called on the government to intervene and bail him out of the dire situation.
He called on the authorities to probe why the university allowed him to study a program that didn’t suit him and why he enrolled at TSC and also went back and rejected his papers.
Postgraduate studies
Students must have a minimal normal of C( supplementary) and C( supplementary) in KCSE in each of two subjects or two( 2) principles and one( 1) sub at A level. In addition, they must have
a) Bachelor’s degree with two( 2) tutoring courses or,
b) Bachelor of Science Degree and Post Graduate Diploma in Education( PGDE) with two courses or,
c) Bachelor of Education/ Bachelor of Education with two subjects or
d) Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Education and Extension with two subjects of study
Those with these qualifications are also eligible;
i) Pass Diploma and Bachelor of Education in KCSE with average grades of C( show) and C( show) in two subjects of study.
ii) KCSE and C( Average) in A Level Studies subjects with at least 1 credit and 2 credits for Science, 2 credits and 1 credit for trades. Bachelorette degree.
Parchment schoolteacher
They must have a minimal normal of C( Plus) in KCSE or the fellow of at least C( Plus) in two subjects.
b) Bachelor of Science Degree and Post Graduate Diploma in Education( PGDE) with two courses or,
c) Bachelor of Education/ Bachelor of Education with two subjects or
d) Bachelor’s Degree in Agricultural Education and Extension with two subjects of study
Those with these qualifications are also eligible;
i) Pass Diploma and Bachelor of Education in KCSE with average grades of C( show) and C( show) in two subjects of study.
ii) KCSE and C( Average) in A Level Studies subjects with at least 1 credit and 2 credits for Science, 2 credits and 1 credit for trades. Bachelorette degree.
Parchment schoolteacher
They must have a minimal normal of C( Plus) in KCSE or the fellow of at least C( Plus) in two subjects.
