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The county government of Kericho is planning to employ 1,115 Early Childhood Education (ECDE) teachers, in August on permanent and pensionable terms. It also plans to also introduce a school feeding programme for ECDE students.
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1,115 ECEDE teachers in Kericho to be employed on permanent and pensionable terms
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