The Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) is a standardized national evaluation designed to measure learners’ knowledge, skills, values, and competencies acquired under the CBC curriculum. It provides a reliable benchmark for academic performance across key learning areas, ensuring fairness, transparency, and accuracy in assessing learners’ readiness for the next level of education. The KJSEA not only tests mastery of content but also emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity, and practical application of knowledge, giving parents, teachers, and schools clear insights into learners’ strengths and areas for growth.

KJSEA PRETECHNICAL STUDIES 2025

This exam is part of the broader Junior School Assessment. This is a competency-based evaluation designed to measure learners’ mastery of practical skills, critical thinking, and real-world application. Aligned with standards set by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, it emphasizes performance tasks, structured questions, and scenario-based assessment to gauge learners’ preparedness. It contains a marking scheme.

This End of Term 1 2026 Junior School Assessment is a competency-based evaluation designed to measure learners’ mastery of practical skills, critical thinking, and real-world application. Aligned with standards set by the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, it emphasizes performance tasks, structured questions, and scenario-based assessment to gauge learners’ preparedness. It contains a marking scheme.

Grade 9 End Term 1 Examination (KJSEA format) assesses learners on competencies covered in previous grades and Grade 9 work up to Term 1. The exam follows KNEC KJSEA guidelines, testing knowledge, skills, application, and critical thinking across the junior school curriculum while preparing learners for competency-based assessment and progression.For convenience,it has a marking scheme