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How to Get a TSC Number: Teacher Registration Requirements

You need to be registered by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to teach in Kenya. Registration gives you a TSC number. Applications are made online on the TSC Online System at teachersonline.tsc.go.ke.

Documents to prepare

TSC’s Teacher Registration User Manual lists the uploads, including:

  • National ID or passport
  • KRA PIN certificate
  • Proof of payment of the registration fee
  • Medical report on the GP69 form
  • Certificate of good conduct
  • Academic and professional certificates and transcripts
  • Passport-size photo
  • Any affidavit or clearance documents required for your case

Steps

  1. Create an account on the TSC Online System.
  2. Fill in the teacher registration form.
  3. Upload the documents and proof of payment.
  4. Submit and track the application on the portal.

Check the current fee and payment details in the manual and on the portal before you pay. Need a KRA PIN first? See how to get a KRA PIN.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I apply for a TSC number?

Online at teachersonline.tsc.go.ke.

Do I need a KRA PIN to register with TSC?

Yes. TSC’s registration manual lists the KRA PIN certificate among the required documents.

More: TSC teachers hub · PAYE calculator · Guides

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