Here is big opportunity for educators in Kenya, the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) announces KJSEA Examiners For Training with complete drive for recruits. All the experienced teachers aged below 50 years who are register with TSC / PSC or hold diploma in education must check all the eligibility and layout conditions before applying for KJSEA Examiners Training. Get to know all the requirements for KJSEA examiners training, how to apply, and other details from the post below.

KNEC Invites KJSEA Examiners for Training

Kenya Education Hub is going through transformative phase, during this teachers have a pivotal opportunity to participate in it. For all the educators who wanted to be certified examiners for the first-ever Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA), here is big deal for you. The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) is hiring KJSEA Examiners to the teachers or tutors who are teaching 9th grade or higher classes. Here is a detailed and easy to follow breakdown of what this means and why it matters.

What is KJSEA Examiner Drive?

KNEC plans to recruit experience teachers to oversee the marking of the inaugural KJSEA scheduled for October to November 2025. Those who are selected have to go through a two phase training; an initial online orientation followed by an immersive in person workshop. Those who get this exam clears, receives certification by KNEC. This certificate will give opportunity to assess written exams, practicals, and creative assignments across various subject areas.

KJSEA Examiners Training Recruitment Summary

Initiative Name	KJSEA Examiner Training & Selection
Provider	Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC)
Who Can Apply	Practicing teachers or tutors teaching Grade 9 and above
Academic Needs	Must hold a minimum of a Diploma in Education
Must Register At	Registered with Teachers Service Commission (TSC) or Public Service Commission (PSC)
Age Limit	Must be 50 years old or below
Training Fee	KSh 10,500 payable only if shortlisted
Fee Instructions	Payment details shared via SMS or online portal
Assessment Timeline	Scheduled between October and November 2025
Objective	To recruit and train qualified teachers to assess the first Kenya Junior School Education Assessment
Training Method	Digital learning module & Face-to-face training workshop
Subjects Covered	24 disciplines including English, Kiswahili, KSL, Sciences, Creative Arts, Business, Agriculture, ICT, Humanities, and Technical subjects
Evaluation Areas	Written papers, practical exercises, and creative project assessments
Selection Criteria	Allocation based on training performance, demand for subjects, and assessment needs
Monetary Benefit	Stipend paid to examiners for completed marking tasks
How to Apply	Login to examinersapp.knec.ac.ke with CP2 credentials (or create an account), select your subject, and submit

Who Can Apply?

Interested educators must meet the following qualifications –

• Those who are aged 50 or below are eligible.
• Currently teach (or tutor) Grade 9 or higher.
• Must register with TSC or PSC and hold at least a Diploma in Education.
• Have a minimum of three years’ uninterrupted teaching experience.
• Should in good standing without any disciplinary issues.
• Have endorsement from their school principal.

Additionally, teachers from Teacher Training Colleges (TTCs) and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) schools; especially those qualified in Home Science are also welcome to apply.

How to Apply?

• Visit the Official Examiners Portal i.e. https://examinersapp.knec.ac.ke/ or https://cp2.knec.ac.ke/ website.
• Here go to Login box and make Login by filling CP2  credentials, if already have account.
• If you do not have account, Click on “Create New Account” below the Login Box.
• Complete your profile by filling all the details.
• Select your subject(s) from the list of 24 available, which includes academic, technical, and creative options.
• Click on Submit option.
• Wait for shortlisting details via the portal or SMS.

Subject Areas Available

KNEC seeks examiners across a diverse range of disciplines which include following subjects.

• Languages – English, Kiswahili, Kenyan Sign Language
• Sciences – Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Integrated Science
• Technical & Practical – Agriculture, Home Science
• Humanities & Arts – History, Geography, Art & Design, Music
• Technical Trades – Woodwork, Metalwork, Construction, Computer Studies, Business Studies, Physical Education, and Religious Education

KJSEA Examiners Training Overview

Those who have applied for application and are shortlisted have to go for two phase training. These two phases exam are –

Phase 1 (Online Orientation) – Applicants who are shortlisted will gain access to a structured virtual learning experience and orientation.

Phase 2 (Residential Workshop) – Those who complete online modules will invited to an in person training session. Attendance is compulsory and fully immersive.

Costs & Logistics

• A training fee of KSh 10,500 applies only upon shortlisting.
• Payment instructions, including methods and deadlines, will communicate via SMS and portal notifications.
• KNEC staff will offer technical support to help candidates navigate enrollment and payment.

Value of Becoming KJSEA Examiner

Becoming a KJSEA examiner goes beyond simply grading papers, it places you at the heart of Kenya’s evolving education system. It enhances your professional skills by exposing you to national assessment standards, knowledge that elevates your teaching practices. You also earn a stipend, adding financial value to your expertise. Most importantly, your role helps shape the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), giving you a direct hand in influencing how students are assessed and how education in Kenya progresses.

Post Training Placement

After successfully completing training, examiners will eligible for marking assignments during the KJSEA. All the categories include written papers, practical tasks, and creative submissions. Placement will depend on availability and subject demand.

Application Success Tips

• Ensure your teacher registration (TSC/PSC) and diploma credentials are valid.
• Activate and update your CP2 account with correct contact information.
• Choose a subject you actively teach or have strong expertise in; practical subjects can be in high demand.
• Seek your principal’s support and signature early in the process.
• Keep an eye on SMS alerts and portal updates after applying to stay informed.

Final Take

KNEC’s examiner recruitment presents more than just a markings opportunity; it is a chance to grow professionally, influence how Kenya evaluates students, and earn extra income. With robust training, fair compensation, and a wide variety of subjects, this initiative allows teachers to play a direct role in educational transformation. If you qualify, now is the time to apply and position yourself at the forefront of Kenya’s academic evolution.