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Long-form guides from SchoolRegistry Kenya on choosing a school, senior school and KUCCPS placement, KCSE and KJSEA, school fees and university entry, with every figure sourced and dated.
A full count of the schools, colleges and universities on the SchoolRegistry Kenya register, set against the official national total, with every county, the public and private split, and where each number comes from.
Who can get a HELB undergraduate loan, what to prepare, how to apply on the portal or USSD, and what the 2026 payouts look like.
Which international schools we could confirm, what they cost, and what the 2026 Bill could change for foreign curricula.
How KNEC turns KCSE subject marks into grades and points, which rule applies today, and which grade you need for university or college.
KJSEA results are checked online on the KNEC portal. Here is how the score is built and how it feeds senior school placement.
What KMTC charges, how long its programmes run, the grades it asks for, and when students can apply.
KNEC runs a separate portal for each examination. Here is what each one does, who uses it, and where to go.
The 2025 KPSEA reports are out. Here is how parents and schools check them, what the sources say about the score, and what is still unconfirmed.
How the KUCCPS application works, why your cluster points are worked out for you, and what cut-off points mean for your choices.
Senior schools now sit in four clusters, C1 to C4. Here is what each one means, what is confirmed, and what still needs checking.
The 2025 KCSE results named county leaders, but we found no official national list of top schools.
Sign in to TPAD2, finish your appraisal on time and deal with the login errors teachers report most.
How to log in to T-Pay, get your latest and past payslips, reset a forgotten password and check your deductions.
Check your TSC registration status on the official portal, and learn what IN PROGRESS, RESET and REJECTED mean for your application.
Who has to declare, the deadlines that apply, what to have ready, and where the online portal stands.
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