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The Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association in Trans-Nzoia County is calling for support for the Competency Based Curriculum saying it has the potential to improve Kenya's education sector. Led by KEPSHA chairman Eliud Kwalia, the head teachers noted that the CBC curriculum unlocks learners' potential while equipping them with skills that give them a platform to be job creators, bridging the gap of unemployment in the country.
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KEPSHA Trans-Nzoia lauds the government for the new curriculum
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