The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has started the deployment of teachers under the CP2 system as schools prepare for national examinations.
The exercise will see selected teachers take up duties assigned by the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC). Their roles are expected to support the smooth administration of national examinations across different centres.
Teachers involved in the exercise are required to follow the instructions provided by the relevant authorities. They may be assigned responsibilities such as supervision, invigilation, marking or other examination-related duties depending on their roles and the needs of KNEC.
The deployment comes as schools enter an important period of the academic year, with candidates preparing to sit their national examinations. Teachers will play an important role in ensuring that the examinations are conducted in an orderly and secure environment.
The changes under the CP2 deployment are also expected to affect how teachers receive and carry out examination duties. Teachers are therefore encouraged to check their deployment details and report to the assigned centres on time.
TSC and KNEC have continued to work together in managing the involvement of teachers in national examinations. The aim is to ensure that there are enough trained personnel to handle examination duties.
Teachers who receive deployment instructions should carefully follow the guidelines and keep track of any official updates. The exercise is expected to continue as the country prepares for the upcoming national examination period.
