TSC TPAD New Checklist of Professional Documents to be Maintained by Teachers

TSC Documents to be kept by teachers- The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has released a new list of documents that must be prepared and maintained by all teachers. These documents are mandatory for all teachers. failure to keep these documents may lead to disciplinary action by TSC.

All teachers are required to comply with performance standards and shall in the course of duty maintain professional documents and records that facilitate curriculum delivery. This checklist is intended to assist the teachers to maintain professional documents that can be assessed by supervisors for the purpose of teacher appraisal.

In this regard, the following documents must be prepared, used, updated and maintained at all times.

List of Professional Documents to be Maintained by Teachers.

List of documents to be maintained by all teachers:

Current Personal Timetable/training schedule.
Syllabi /course outline/ curriculum design.
Approved Schemes of work/work plans.
Updated Lesson plans/facilitators guide.
Updated Lesson notes/presentation notes.
Records of work/sessions/activities checked weekly.
Examination analysis by subject (national and internal)/ Assessment records/staff training indices records
Marked/checked learners work exercise books/training reports/back to office reports
Co-curricular/team building activity records.
Learners’/trainees conduct and behaviour records and guidance and counseling records.
Copies of subject/programmes/departmental meeting minutes.
Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development records.
Individualized Educational Programmes (IEP records)
Professional development activities
Lesson observation Records
Records of community and stakeholders involvement
Evidence of integration of ICT in teaching/learning
Preparation of teaching aids using locally available resource materials.

Summary of professional documents that must be prepared by all teachers

S/No	Documents
1	Current Personal Timetable/training schedule.
2	Syllabi /course outline/ curriculum design.
3	Approved Schemes of work/work plans.
4	Updated Lesson plans/facilitators guide.
5	Updated Lesson notes/presentation notes.
6	Records of work/sessions/activities checked weekly.
7	Examination analysis by subject (national and internal)/ Assessment
8	records/staff training indices records
9	Co-curricular/team building activity records.
10	Learners’/trainees conduct and behaviour records and guidance and counseling records.
11	Copies of subject/programmes/departmental meeting minutes
12	Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development records.
13	Individualized Educational Programmes (IEP records)
14	Professional development activities
15	Lesson observation Records
16	Records of community and stakeholders involvement
17	Evidence of integration of ICT in teaching/learning
18	Preparation of teaching aids using locally available resource materials

TSC Circular on professional documents that must be maintained by all teachers.

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