The Ministry of Education has announced that the Kenya Junior Secondary Education Authority (KJSEA) transfer process will begin tomorrow, allowing students and teachers to apply for transfers across institutions nationwide. The exercise aims to streamline placements and ensure that educational resources are optimally distributed.
According to ministry officials, the transfer process is designed to be transparent and fair, giving all eligible applicants an equal opportunity to move to preferred schools or institutions. Students seeking transfers are advised to review the criteria carefully and submit complete and accurate applications within the stipulated timelines.
Teachers and administrative staff involved in the transfer process have been instructed to assist applicants and ensure that the exercise runs smoothly. Schools will also play a critical role in guiding students and parents on the proper procedures to follow.
The ministry emphasized that the transfer process is part of its broader commitment to improving access to quality education and enhancing learning outcomes. By enabling students to move to institutions that better suit their academic or personal needs, the ministry hopes to promote equity and balance in the education system.
Parents and guardians have been urged to monitor the application process closely and support their children in submitting timely applications. The ministry further advised all stakeholders to rely on official communication channels for updates and avoid misinformation that could disrupt the transfer exercise.
This year’s KJSEA transfer exercise is expected to benefit thousands of students and contribute to a smoother academic transition across schools nationwide.
By Star