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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is the body that regulates the conduct and ethics of teachers in Kenya.

The TSC has issued a Code of Conduct and Ethics for Teachers, which outlines the requirements, values, and standards of behaviour expected of teachers.

The Code also specifies the consequences of breaching the Code, which may include disciplinary action, suspension, or deregistration.

According to the TSC website, some of the most common violations of the Code reported by the public are:

1.Sexual harassment or abuse of learners or colleagues

2.Absenteeism or desertion of duty

3.Mismanagement or misappropriation of school funds or property

4.Involvement in examination malpractice or irregularities

5.Professional misconduct or negligence

6.Conflict of interest or corruption

7.Political activity or subversive association

8.Private tuition or endorsement of private activities

The TSC encourages the public to report any cases of unethical behaviour by teachers through various channels, such as the TSC online portal, email, phone, SMS, or physical visits to the TSC offices.

The TSC also conducts regular inspections and audits to monitor and enforce compliance with the Code.

The Code of Conduct and Ethics for Teachers is a vital tool to ensure that teachers uphold the dignity, integrity, and professionalism of their service.

It also aims to protect the rights and interests of learners, parents, and other stakeholders in the education sector.

By adhering to the Code, teachers can contribute to the realization of quality education and national development in Kenya.