The National Treasury has confirmed that the government releases capitation funds totaling Ksh 16.8 billion to all public primary and secondary schools across Kenya. The disbursement, announced on January 8, 2026, covers the first term of the 2026 academic year and will support learning activities for over 10 million learners. This school funding disbursement comes…
The Kenya National Examinations Council has officially announced the opening of the KNEC exam registration portal for all 2026 national examinations. Schools can now register candidates for KCPE, KPSEA, KCSE, and other examinations through the updated online system starting January 13, 2026. This announcement comes as schools prepare for the examination cycle that will test…
The Ministry of Education has rolled out a nationwide free CBC training for teachers programme aimed at equipping educators with critical skills needed to implement the Competency-Based Curriculum effectively. The initiative, announced in early January 2026, targets primary and junior secondary school teachers who require updated knowledge on learner assessment and curriculum delivery. This development…
Kenya stands at the threshold of a historic educational milestone as approximately 1.2 million Grade 9 learners prepare to transition to senior secondary schools in January 2026. This marks the inaugural movement of the first CBC senior secondary cohort, representing the most significant education reform since the introduction of the 8-4-4 system in 1985. The…
The Ministry of Education has confirmed that schools across Kenya will officially reopen for the 2026 academic year on Monday, January 6, 2026, following the conclusion of the December holiday break. The announcement, made through a circular signed by Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok and addressed to Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba, provides clear…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba officially released the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examination results on Friday, January 9, 2026, at AIC Chebisaas High School in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County. A total of 993,226 candidates sat for the national examination, marking one of the final cohorts under the 8-4-4 education system. The results announcement…
The best TVET courses in Kenya are those that combine high market demand with good earning potential and opportunities for both employment and self-employment. In 2026, technical skills in electrical engineering, ICT, automotive mechanics, welding, and hospitality lead the list of marketable TVET courses Kenya offers, with graduates earning between KES 25,000 and KES 100,000…
TVET courses in Kenya offer practical, hands-on training designed to equip learners with employable skills for the job market. Whether you’re a KCSE leaver, a job seeker, or someone looking to change careers, Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) provides affordable pathways to meaningful employment and self-employment opportunities across various industries in Kenya. TVET…
The September intake is the primary admission period for universities in Kenya with September intake, attracting the largest number of students annually. This intake period coincides with the release of KCSE results and KUCCPS placement, making it the most popular entry point for fresh high school graduates. Understanding university admission dates Kenya and the intake…
Choosing the right university and intake period is a critical decision for every Kenyan student. If you missed the September intake or are looking for flexible study options, universities in Kenya with January intake offer excellent opportunities to start your academic journey at the beginning of the year. January admission in Kenya is increasingly popular…