The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has faced backlash after rejecting applications from some Junior School teachers for the Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA) examination duties, leaving educators uncertain about their roles. Teachers who were previously assigned to invigilate or administer the exams have received notifications denying their participation, raising concerns about staffing shortages and the fairness of the selection process. The move has sparked confusion among educators, who are now questioning how the exams will proceed without adequate personnel. Authorities have yet to clarify the reasons behind the rejections or provide alternative arrangements.
KNEC portal rejections leave Junior School teachers unsure of KJSEA examination duties Education News
