Teaching is frequently described as the noble profession—the engine that powers a nation’s future. In Kenya, educators are central to national development, shaping the next generation of leaders, innovators, and professionals. From urban schools in Nairobi to rural classrooms in Turkana , teachers serve as mentors, counselors, and role models. Yet behind the inspiring success stories lies a demanding reality filled with structural, economic, and professional challenges. Understanding the challenges of teaching in Kenya is essential for improving the education system and supporting those who stand at its core. One of the most pressing issues in Kenyan public schools is overcrowded classrooms . Following the introduction of free primary education and subsidized secondary education by the Ministry of Education, enrollment numbers increased significantly. However, infrastructure expansion did not always match this growth. In many institutions under the Teachers Service Commission (TSC...
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