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Center on a drive to improve science and mathematics teaching in Kenya

The Centre for Mathematics and Science Technology  Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) is out to improve science and mathematics teaching in secondary schools across the country. The public institution under the ministry of education with the mandate to uplift the teaching of science and mathematics across the continent is using school holidays to achieve its goal in Kenya.

To that end, over 300 science and mathematics teachers in Siaya and Kisii Counties underwent intensive induction training last week to whet their skills at Rang’ala Girls High School and Kisii High School respectively. They were issued with certificates.

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