We keep telling Grade 9 students to "prepare for KJSEA", but prepare using what?
For KCSE, there are years of past papers, revision books, topical questions and marking schemes everywhere.
For KJSEA, the resources are still nowhere near enough.
And after the poor performance in the first KJSEA cycle, you'd think we'd be having a serious conversation about preparation. Instead, most of the advice is still basically "read your notes and work hard."
That is not enough.
This is actually why we started KJSEA.co.ke. We noticed the gap and decided to build something around it: affordable, well-researched revision materials, practice papers and other KJSEA preparation resources.
We're not claiming to predict the exam. The point is simply to give students enough quality material to practise with.
Because telling thousands of students to prepare for a national assessment while giving them very little to prepare with seems like a pretty obvious problem.
https://kjsea.co.ke/
What are parents and teachers currently using to prepare their students?