Counties Where Teachers Are Crying Foul Over Hardship
According to a recent study, teaching is one of the most stressful jobs you can have in Kenya. It is one of the lowest paying jobs you will ever work in, in addition to being stressful.
Kenyan teachers under the Teachers Service Commission, TSC have consistently made news throughout the years by taking to the streets to demand a higher salary. That encapsulates how demanding and poorly compensated the job is.
Also Read: TSC Updated Hardship Areas And Allowances
Today, we’ve compiled a list of the ten most difficult counties for teachers in Kenya. Understaffing, insecurity, religious strife, drought, and slow collection of fees are commonplace in these areas.
For instance, it is no longer news when teachers are kidnapped by armed groups in Mandera. In Tana River, there are no classrooms, whereas in Garissa, one instructor oversees a class of 197 children.
Also Read: Teachers In These Areas Lose Hardship Allowances
Teachers in Turkana County are facing yet another nightmare as a result of the recent occurrences of teacher murder in Kapedo. The complete list of these areas is shown below.
TSC Hardship Areas In Kenya
1. Turkana County
2. Mandera County
3. Wajir County
4. Marsabit County
5. Samburu County
6. West Pokot County
7. Tana River County
8. Narok County
9. Kwale County
10. Garissa County
11.Kilifi County
12. Taita Taveta County
13. Isiolo County
14. Lamu County
Counties Where Teachers Are Crying Foul Over Hardship
