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KNEC aims to boost the ability of educators to create quality assessment tools aligned with the Competency-Based Curriculum.
The second term is expected to begin on April 28 and will last for 14 weeks.
KNEC advised that any queries regarding the certificates must be submitted in writing through the heads of institutions.
Ogamba termed the practice of withholding the certificates illegal and unacceptable instructing all schools to release them immediately.
More than 1.2 million Grade 9 learners are expected to sit for the KJSEA in November ahead of their transition to Senior School next year.
Schools and examination centres must log into the KNEC registration portal using their credentials to submit candidates’ details.
With rising enrolment numbers, the government has been struggling to meet the full costs on time, leading to deficits in the national exams body.
Schools are required to log into the KNEC Competency-Based Assessment (CBA) portal using their centre log-in credentials.
This portal will be open for registration from January 27 until February 28, 2025.
This new series aims to accommodate private candidates, repeaters, and adult learners seeking to improve their academic performance.
At Shimo La Tewa School, Fauz Jamal Kanji emerged as the top student with an A of 81 points, followed by Mwangi Emmanuel Ndirangu. Nine students attai...
Sub-county schools also recorded a significant number of lower grades overall, with 125,115 candidates scoring D-, 112,771 attaining D plain, and 78,4...
Registration for the 2025 KJSEA candidates will begin on January 27, 2025, while the registration portals for KJSEA and KCSE examination candidates wi...
The warning follows reports that, since the resumption of the academic calendar on January 6, 2025, some schools have been demanding additional paymen...
The sample papers are part of KNEC's preparations for the 2024 Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment (KJSEA), which will be administered to stud...
The Education CS had recommended that candidates facing difficulties access the results through the toll-free numbers 0800724900 or 0800721410. Yet, a...
Out of the 962,512 candidates who sat the 2024 KCSE exams, 480,310 were male, while 482,202 were female.
In 2023, the Ministry of Education introduced the double collection of examination papers policy to curb cheating.
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said plans are underway to introduce a mid-year KCSE exam series in July.
According to Ogamba, the results are available online via a secure link on the KNEC website.
