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Eveleen Mitei

TSC’s call for 24,000 interns stirs protests by unions over poor pay

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The Teachers Service Commission Acting CEO Eveleen Mitei. 

Photo credit: Dennis Onsongo | Nation Media Groip

By  Mercy Simiyu

Correspondent

Union leaders have protested against an advertisement for 24,000 interns by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

They accuse the commission of exploiting the desperation of jobless tutors, and resorting to stop-gap measures to address the teacher shortage crisis.

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