If you’re considering a career in Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) in Makueni County, it’s essential to know what to expect in terms of salary and job security.
Here’s what you need to know about ECDE teachers’ salaries and employment status in Makueni County.
Salary Information
Certificate holders will get a gross salary of Sh 30,000, while diploma holders will get Sh 41,000.
These figures were confirmed by the Chairperson for Makueni Public Service Board, Mr. Nicodemus Muteti.
Compared to other counties, Makueni’s salary scale for ECDE teachers is competitive, providing a decent income for educators in the region.
Job Security
Three hundred and fifty-eight ECDE teachers who were on contract have been confirmed as permanent and pensionable by the County Government of Makueni.
The second cohort of 453 teachers will also be confirmed during the 2024/2025 Financial Year, according to Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr.
Commitment to Education
Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr emphasized his government’s commitment to fostering a thriving education environment.
The Governor pledged unwavering support to value teachers as partners in the transformative journey of learners.
Makueni County’s Department of Education County Executive Committee Member (CECM), Elizabeth Muli, urged teachers to be committed to executing their duties and to be disciplined.
Distribution of Learning Materials
Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jnr flagged off ECDE learning and instructional materials worth Sh 9.8 million to be distributed to 1,197 learning centers in the County.
The distribution included textbooks, writing materials, and desks, aimed at ensuring no learner is left behind due to inadequate learning materials.
Conclusion
In summary, ECDE teachers in Makueni County receive competitive salaries and enjoy job security, with the government’s commitment to improving education evident in various initiatives and investments.
If you’re passionate about early childhood education, Makueni County could be a rewarding place to pursue your career as an ECDE teacher.
FAQs on ECDE Teachers
1. Is Makueni County employing ECDE teachers?
Yes, Makueni County is employing ECDE teachers.
Three hundred and fifty-eight teachers who were on contract have been confirmed as permanent and pensionable by the County Government of Makueni, with an additional cohort of 453 teachers set to be confirmed during the 2024/2025 Financial Year.
2. Which county pays ECDE teachers the most?
Nairobi County offers the best salary for ECDE teachers. Certificate holders earn Ksh. 33,020, diploma holders earn Ksh. 36,220, and degree holders earn Ksh. 59,770.
3. How much does Kakamega County ECDE teachers earn?
Currently, in Kakamega County, a Certificate holder earns KSh 22,500 monthly, a Diploma holder KSh 25,300, and a degree holder KSh 38,270.
All 2,024 ECDE teachers transitioned to permanent and pensionable positions on 1st July 2022, with initial salaries of KSh 8,000, KSh 12,000, and KSh 16,000, respectively, due to a lack of funds.
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