Government Set to Train Teachers On CBC 2023/2024
In order to emphasise the significance of teacher development, Mr. Njuguna proposed allocating KSh 1.3 billion for the training of teachers in the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC).
The CBC makes an effort to give instructors the skills and knowledge necessary to deliver high-quality instruction that is in line with the requirements of the twenty-first-century workforce.
This fiscal investment emphasises the government’s commitment to modernising the educational system and equipping students with practical skills for the workforce of the future.
One of the main challenges to implementing the CBC curriculum is the need to train instructors and align their competencies with the new framework.
The government has a thorough framework in place to ensure that teachers are properly prepared to handle the requirements and standards of the Competency-Based Curriculum. The CBC training programme is a part of that plan.
The guarantee that CBC teacher preparation will be ongoing and sustained rather than a one-time event was provided by Dr. Macharia to the populace.
Because it recognises that teachers are crucial to the effective implementation of CBC, the TSC places a high priority on ongoing Teacher Professional Development (TPD).
Even teacher applicants will be instructed on the demands of the new curriculum before they graduate from college.
The government intends to give teachers the skills, mindsets, and cutting-edge pedagogical techniques they need to embrace and implement revised curricula and assessment standards.
The TSC will assist in the development of highly knowledgeable, reflective, and professional teachers through the use of modern pedagogical practises including coaching, facilitating, and mentoring.
With the aid of these tools, teachers will be able to serve as positive role models for their pupils and inspire them to realise their full potential.
A significant step towards bolstering Kenya’s educational system has been the allocation of a sizable funding for a number of educational activities.
Amazingly, the budget for the fiscal year contains KSh 940 million to provide students with sanitary towels, KSh 1.1 billion to support and uplift teachers, and KSh 4.9 billion to enhance the school lunch programme.
A significant step towards bolstering Kenya’s educational system has been the allocation of a sizable funding for a number of educational activities.
Amazingly, the budget for the fiscal year contains KSh 940 million to provide students with sanitary towels, KSh 1.1 billion to support and uplift teachers, and KSh 4.9 billion to enhance the school lunch programme.
Government Set to Train Teachers On CBC 2023/2024
