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The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has called on all teachers who participated in the invigilation and supervision of the 2024 national exams but have not yet received their payments to submit their details. This move aims to resolve outstanding dues and ensure timely disbursement of funds.
Who Should Submit Their Details?
Teachers who supervised or invigilated the KCSE 2024 and KCPE 2024 exams but have not received their payment are urged to take immediate action. If you were part of the exam administration team but have yet to be compensated, this is your chance to have your concerns addressed.
How to Submit Your Details
KNEC has provided an official Google Form for affected teachers to submit their details. The form is accessible at this link: Submit Your Details Here.
Why This Matters
Payment delays have been a recurring issue for teachers involved in national exam administration. KNEC, through its KNEC CP2 system, is responsible for recruiting and paying examiners, supervisors, and invigilators. By filling out this form, teachers will help KNEC verify pending payments and ensure their dues are processed accordingly.
Key Platforms for Exam Officials
For teachers handling KNEC exams, staying updated with official KNEC platforms is crucial. Below are key portals you should know:
- KNEC Website – Official site for all KNEC updates.
- KNEC Portal Login – Access exam-related services.
- KNEC CP2 Portal – Platform for examiners, invigilators, and supervisors.
- KNEC CBA Portal – Used for Competency-Based Assessment (CBA) submissions.
- KNEC CBA Portal Login – Log in to submit CBA results.
- KNEC Examiners Portal – For KCSE and KCPE examiners.
Checking KCSE and KCPE Results
For teachers and students awaiting KNEC results, you can access KCSE 2024 results and KCPE 2024 results via the KNEC Results Portal or by sending an SMS with your index number to 20076.
Deadline for Submission
All unpaid teachers must submit their details by Monday, March 10, 2025. Late submissions may not be considered, so it’s important to act fast.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Who is eligible to submit their details?
Teachers who participated in the invigilation or supervision of the 2024 KCSE or KCPE exams but have not yet received payment.
2. How do I submit my details for payment?
You need to fill in your details using this official KNEC form: Submit Your Details Here before March 10, 2025.
3. What happens after I submit my details?
KNEC will verify the information and process the pending payments. Teachers are encouraged to check the KNEC CP2 portal for updates.
4. How can I check if my payment has been processed?
You can log in to the KNEC CP2 portal (cp2.knec.ac.ke) or check your bank account for any disbursements.
5. What if I miss the March 10, 2025, deadline?
Late submissions may not be considered. It is advisable to submit your details as soon as possible to avoid missing out on the payment.
6. How long will it take to receive my payment?
KNEC has not specified an exact timeline, but by submitting your details, you are ensuring that your payment is processed in the next batch of disbursements.
7. Can I submit my details via email or phone instead?
No, KNEC requires all unpaid teachers to submit their information using the official Google Form provided.
8. Where can I get further updates?
For any new updates on this issue, keep checking the KNEC website or visit KenyanTeachers.com for timely information.
Final Thoughts
This directive is an important step toward resolving the long-standing issue of delayed payments for exam officials. If you or your colleagues are affected, share this information widely and ensure all unpaid teachers take action before the deadline.
For the latest updates on KNEC news, teachers’ promotions, and education policies, visit KenyanTeachers.com.
