
How Do You Check If TSC Transfer Has Been Approved?
Are you a teacher gearing up for a transfer?
If so, and you have applied for transfer, the question becomes: How can I check my transfer status online?
Or perhaps, you’ve already thrown your hat in the ring, and you’re eagerly waiting to hear back?
Whatever your situation, you’ll be glad to know that the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has made it incredibly easy for you to stay updated on your transfer status.
They’ve taken the entire process online.
Checking your TSC transfer status is now as simple as pie.
In this guide, you will learn how to keep an eagle’s eye on your transfer application, every step of the way until approval.
So, let’s dive in as we cover the following;
- How to Check Your TSC Transfer Status – A Step-by-step Guide
- FAQs on TSC Teacher Transfer
How to Check Your TSC Transfer Status – A Step-by-step Guide
Grab your gadget, open your web browser, and punch in the following URL: https://tsconline.tsc.go.ke.
This is the official online registration status page of TSC.
Quick Link: https://hrmis.tsc.go.ke/tm-app/apply_transfer
Select ‘Application Status’.
Key in your passport number or personal ID pin, and hit ‘OK’.
And that’s it. You’ll see your transfer status right on your screen.
TSC will also send you an email informing you on your transfer status.
Four simple steps and you’re all done.
Unraveling the Transfer Evaluation Process
In recent times, TSC has revamped its guidelines for assessing transfer applications.
So far, these new norms have seen over 14,733 teachers delocalized and transferred to their home counties.
However, remember that not every transfer request is granted. Your employer (the teacher’s service commission) bases their decision on several factors.
Key Factors that Influence Teacher Transfers
TSC meticulously weighs several aspects before making a transfer decision:
- The teacher’s age
- The teacher’s health status
- Accommodating teachers with diverse abilities
- Transfers based on promotions
- Proximity of teachers to their home county
And that’s not all. TSC also looks at:
- The school’s population size
- The school’s performance
- Individual teacher and family-related factors
- The school category
It’s important to note that teachers who are 56 years of age or older will not be transferred to a different county.
Likewise, teachers with legitimate health issues or those living with diverse abilities will continue to serve in their home counties.
So there you have it. Your comprehensive guide on how to check your TSC transfer status online and the considerations involved in the transfer process.
Best of luck with your application.
What Does “Acknowledged” Mean?
When your application status shows as “acknowledged,” it simply indicates that the TSC has successfully received your transfer application. At this stage, your application is in the process of being reviewed by the TSC officials.
What Happens Next?
After your application has been acknowledged, the status may change to one of the following:
- Pending: Your application is still being reviewed and evaluated by the TSC.
- Approved: Your application meets all the necessary requirements, and you will be transferred to your desired location.
- Rejected: Your application may be rejected if there are any issues or if you fail to meet the requirements.
- Transferred: Your transfer request has been approved, and you will be transferred to your new work station as per your request.
FAQs for TSC Teacher Transfer
1. How do I check my TSC transfer status online?
To check your TSC transfer status online, follow these steps:
- Open your web browser and go to https://tsconline.tsc.go.ke.
- Select ‘Application Status’.
- Enter your passport number or personal ID pin and click ‘OK’.
- Your transfer status will be displayed on the screen. You will also receive an email from TSC informing you of your transfer status.
2. What is the transfer evaluation process for TSC transfers?
TSC evaluates transfer requests based on several factors, including the teacher’s age, health status, accommodating teachers with diverse abilities, transfers based on promotions, proximity to the home county, school’s population size, school’s performance, individual teacher and family-related factors, and the school category.
3. Can I check my transfer status on my mobile phone?
Yes, you can check your TSC transfer status on your mobile phone by accessing the TSC online portal through your mobile browser.
4. How long does it take for TSC to approve a transfer?
The time taken for TSC to approve a transfer can vary. It depends on the number of transfer requests, the evaluation process, and other factors.
It’s best to check your transfer status regularly for updates.
5. What should I do if my transfer request is denied?
If your transfer request is denied, you can reach out to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) for feedback on the reasons for the denial.
You may also explore other options or appeal the decision if you believe it was unjustified.
6. Are there any restrictions on teacher transfers?
Yes, teachers who are 56 years of age or older will not be transferred to a different county.
Teachers with legitimate health issues or those living with diverse abilities will also continue to serve in their home counties.
7. Can I request a transfer to a specific school or county?
While you can indicate your preference for a specific school or county in your transfer application, the final decision is made by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) based on various factors and the needs of the commission.
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Mr. Weldon Kosgei, a dedicated educator with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) in Kenya, brings years of experience and a deep love for education to his role at TSCNewsToday.co.ke. He provides insightful and timely updates on TSC policies, educational trends, and best practices, making his articles valuable resources for educators and administrators. Mr. Kosgei’s commitment to enhancing education shines through in his writing, connecting and inspiring the teaching community across Kenya.