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Reforms: P1 teachers directed to acquire diplomas in education

Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) mathematics specialist Joshua Kilundo consults with Catherine Kiyiapi of the Teachers Service Commission during a session convened to make the newly published curriculum textbooks more suitable for children with special needs. [Photo by Dun Sikoyo/Standard]

Teachers with certificate papers will undergo additional training to keep up with new education system.

Certificate courses in teacher training colleges are set to be phased out as the new education curriculum requires tutors with higher skills.

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