TSC Teacher Promotion Scoring System 2023: Insights
TSC Teacher Promotion Scoring System 2023: Insights. Exciting news for educators! The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is addressing job stagnation by opening doors to advancements across all grade levels—primary, secondary, and teacher training colleges. A total of 36,000 teaching professionals are in line for promotions, with 12,716 senior master and 10,819 senior teacher positions up for grabs.
If you’re keen on seizing this opportunity, mark September 8, 2023, on your calendar. That’s the deadline for applying through the TSC portal.
Now, let’s break down the criteria for these promotions:
1. Educational and Professional Attainment
– Aim high! A Master’s Degree gets you 5 points, a Bachelor’s Degree/Higher Diploma scores 4 points, and a Diploma still earns you a respectable 3 points.
2. Career and Professional Development
– Sharpen your skills with a Diploma in Management/Professional Course (5 points), a Certificate in Management/Professional Course (4 points), or attending relevant Workshops/Seminars (3 points).
3. Proficiency in Technical Aspects
– Know the ropes! Understanding TSC’s Structure, Function, and Policies (3 points), being familiar with the Code of Regulations for Teachers (4 points), and a robust grasp of Curriculum Development (10 points) are key.
4. Leadership and Management Abilities
– If you’re a Head of Department (4 points) and excel in Institutional Administration and Management (10 points), you’re on the right track.
5. Performance Over Three Years
– Aim for the stars! Achieve an Average Mean Score of 11 and above to bag a maximum of 20 points.
6. Improvement Index
– Keep climbing! An Improvement Index of 2 and above also awards you 20 points.
7. Contribution to Co-curricular Activities
– Whether at the school, sub-county, county, regional, or national level, your involvement can earn you 1 to 5 points.
8. Broad Knowledge and Current Affairs
– Stay informed! Displaying an understanding of departmental matters bags you 5 points.
9. Behavioral Competencies
– Effective Communication is key.
Remember, your total score can reach 100 points. Noteworthy: Your performance in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) carries significant weight, offering a maximum of 20 points for a mean score of 11 and above. Seize this opportunity and make your mark in the teaching realm!