KJSEA Examiners Application Portal: How to Apply, Requirements & Training Details

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has officially opened applications for teachers interested in training as Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) examiners. This presents a fantastic opportunity for educators looking to expand their expertise and contribute to Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) by marking national assessments.

If you’re a teacher interested in becoming a KJSEA examiner, this guide will cover:
✅ How to apply for the KJSEA examiners training
✅ The list of subjects available for training
✅ Application requirements and eligibility
✅ Training fees, duration, and mode of delivery

Let’s dive in!

Why Become a KJSEA Examiner?

Training as a KJSEA examiner is a great career move for teachers in Kenya. Here’s why:

✔ Boost Your Career – Examiner training enhances your professional credentials and increases your expertise in assessment.
✔ Earn Additional Income – After training, qualified examiners are engaged by KNEC to mark national assessments, earning extra income.
✔ Professional Growth – You’ll gain insights into national marking standards, improving your teaching techniques.
✔ Flexible Training & Work – The training is conducted online and in-person, making it easy to complete.

KJSEA Examiners Training Details (2025)

The KNEC KJSEA examiners training will take place in March and April 2025. The program consists of:

📌 Online Training – Shortlisted candidates will receive access to digital learning materials.
📌 Physical Training – This will be held at a residential venue, communicated to selected applicants.

Training Fees

💰 Ksh 10,500 – Paid ONLY by shortlisted applicants through an official payment system.

🔔 Important: You will receive an SMS notification and instructions via the KNEC Examiners Portal on how to pay.

Full List of KJSEA Papers for Examiner Training

If you’re applying, check if your subject is available for examiner training:

S/No	Paper Name	Paper Code
1	English (Composition & Literacy Analysis)	901/2
2	Kiswahili (Insha na Utangulizi wa Fasihi)	902/2
3	Mathematics	903
4	Kenyan Sign Language (KSL)	904/2
5	Integrated Science Practical	905/2
6	Biology	905/3
7	Chemistry	905/4
8	Physics	905/5
9	Agriculture & Nutrition Practical	906/2
10	Agriculture	906/3
11	Home Science	906/4
12	History	907/1
13	Geography	907/2
14	Christian Religious Education (CRE)	908
15	Islamic Religious Education (IRE)	909
16	Hindu Religious Education (HRE)	910
17	Art & Design	911/1
18	Music	911/2
19	Physical & Health Education (PHE)	911/3
20	Computer Studies	912/1
21	Business Studies	912/2
22	Woodwork	912/3
23	Metalwork	912/4
24	Building & Construction	912/5

Who Can Apply? (Eligibility Criteria)

To qualify for KJSEA examiner training, applicants must meet the following criteria:

✅ Be a practicing teacher/tutor – Must teach the subject they’re applying for or a related subject at the same level or higher.
✅ Be a registered teacher – Must be registered with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) or Public Service Commission (PSC).
✅ Have the right qualifications – A Diploma in Education or higher is required.
✅ Have at least 3 years of teaching experience.
✅ Must not be on disciplinary action – Teachers under interdiction or disciplinary action are not eligible.
✅ Must have a recommendation letter from their head of institution.
✅ Must be 50 years old or below.

📌 Special Consideration: Tutors from teachers’ training colleges and TVET institutions are encouraged to apply for:

Home Science
Art & Design
Music
Computer Studies
Woodwork, Metalwork, Building & Construction

How to Apply for KJSEA Examiner Training (Step-by-Step Guide)

Applying for the KJSEA examiner training is done online through the KNEC Examiners Portal. Follow these steps:

Step 1: Visit the KNEC Examiners Portal

🔗 Go to: https://examinersapp.knec.ac.ke

Step 2: Log in to Your CP2 Account

✅ If you have an account, enter your username and password.
✅ If you forgot your password, click “Reset Password”, enter your mobile number (2547******)**, and follow the prompts.
✅ If you’re new, click “Create Account”, and follow the instructions to register.

Step 3: Complete Your Profile

✔ Enter and update your personal details.
✔ Ensure all information is accurate and up-to-date.

Step 4: Apply for Training

📌 Click on “Apply for Training” on your dashboard.
📌 Select the subject (paper) you want to train in from the list of available vacancies.
📌 Submit your application.

📢 Important Note:

Applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted via SMS.

What Happens After Application?

📩 Shortlisted candidates will receive an SMS notification with details on:
✔ Training schedule
✔ How to pay the training fee (Ksh 10,500)
✔ Access to online learning materials
✔ Venue for residential training

Final Thoughts – Why Apply Today?

Becoming a KJSEA examiner is a great opportunity to grow your career, gain additional income, and contribute to the CBC system in Kenya. With limited training slots, early application is crucial!