Children and students visiting Konza Technopolis are being introduced to science and technology beyond the classroom through a programme that allows them to spend a day learning about the systems and innovations being developed at the site.The initiative, known as Next Gen Explorers, is designed for learners from Grade 4 through to Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) level.
Category: Education
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Some exam tips for form fours preparing for KCSE
Dear reader, the 8-4-4 System of Education embraces a shedload of standard exams, evaluations, or assessments. This is a common practice in all examination systems, punctuated by both formative and summative assessments. In 8-4-4, KCSE is the summative assessment. The scores in KCSE determine qualifications for entry into tertiary institutions.
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BBIT Industrial Attachment 2027 in Kenya | Apply at Newsline Media
Are you a Bachelor of Business Information Technology (BBIT) student looking for industrial attachment opportunities in Kenya in 2027?Newsline Media and Training Agency, based in Thika, offers practical training opportunities for students seeking to strengthen their information technology, business and digital skills.The attachment provides an opportunity to develop practical experience and understand how technology supports modern business operations.
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Telecommunications attachment 2027 in Thika /Newsline Media
Are you a student pursuing Telecommunication Engineering and looking for industrial attachment opportunities in Kenya in 2027? Newsline Media and Training Agency in Thika, Kiambu County, welcomes enquiries from students seeking practical exposure in ICT, networking and digital technology.The attachment programme is an opportunity for students to strengthen their technical knowledge and gain practical understanding of technologies used in modern communication and information systems.
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Government warns teachers and parents against cheating in national exams
The government has issued a firm warning against national examination malpractices, urging parents, teachers, and members of the public to guard against fraud schemes promising leaked test papers ahead of the upcoming assessments.Speaking during a consultative meeting with Beach Management Units (BMUs) in Uhendo, Siaya County, Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo and Nyanza Regional Commissioner Onesmus Musyoki Kyatha warned that security and law enforcement agencies are actively monitoring suspicious activities on the ground and online.
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Government warns teachers and teachers against cheating in national exams
The government has issued a firm warning against national examination malpractices, urging parents, teachers, and members of the public to guard against fraud schemes promising leaked test papers ahead of the upcoming assessments.Speaking during a consultative meeting with Beach Management Units (BMUs) in Uhendo, Siaya County, Interior Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo and Nyanza Regional Commissioner Onesmus Musyoki Kyatha warned that security and law enforcement agencies are actively monitoring suspicious activities on the ground and online.
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Over 1 million candidates begin written KCSE exams
The second-last cohort to undertake the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination has commenced its written tests.About 1,048,355 candidates in over 10,000 examination centres are scheduled to sit English Paper 1 in the morning, while those registered for Chemistry will sit Chemistry Paper 1 in the afternoon.
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14 Vacancies Open At UNICEF
Are you passionate about shaping how learning and skills are measured to improve education systems worldwide? Join UNICEF’s Global Programme Division Centre of Excellence in Nairobi and help drive evidence-based education reforms that improve learning and skills outcomes for children and adolescents. As Education Specialist (Learning and Skills Assessment), you will provide strategic technical assistance to governments, UNICEF Country and Regional Offices, and partners to strengthen national assessment systems, learning measurement, and tracer studies, with a focus on transferable, digital and green skills, and secondary education outcomes.
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Teachers in uproar over my demand they work over December holidays
After being away from school, I returned to Mwisho wa Lami to find things in a sorry state. As you will recall, Saphire had disappeared from school just a few days before the KJSEA and KPSEA assessments!Luckily, these two assessments are not taken as seriously as we used to take the KCPE examinations.
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F1 Visa Interview in Kenya: Ian Oteu’s Success Story
Visa Preparation Revealed One Important WeaknessArriving at the Embassy With NervesWhy Do You Want to Pursue This Course?Explaining His Financial SupportQuestions About His Previous International ExperienceHad He Applied for a U.S. Visa Before?From a Confidence Concern to Visa SuccessWhy Knowing Your Academic Purpose Matters