Teaching Service Commission - Zambia

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On this important occasion of International Women’s Day, the Teaching Service Commission of Zambia proudly joins the global community in celebrating the remarkable achievements, resilience, and invaluable contributions of women in education and across all sectors of society.

Women play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our nation. Within the education sector, female educators, administrators, and leaders continue to nurture young minds, inspire innovation, and cultivate the values that define the next generation of Zambian citizens. Their dedication to service—often demonstrated with unwavering commitment and compassion—remains the cornerstone of a strong and progressive education system.

The Commission recognizes that empowering women is not only a matter of equity but also a catalyst for sustainable national development. We therefore reaffirm our commitment to promoting gender equality, supporting the professional growth of women in the teaching profession, and fostering an environment where every woman can lead, contribute, and thrive without barriers.

As we commemorate this important day, we extend our deepest appreciation to all women serving in the teaching fraternity, as well as to our valued stakeholders who continue to champion inclusive policies and opportunities that uplift women and girls across the country.

Let this day serve as a reminder that when women are empowered, communities flourish, institutions grow stronger, and nations move forward.

Happy International Women’s Day

📢 STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT MEETING – OFFICIAL UPDATE

The Teaching Service Commission (TSC) today successfully held a stakeholder engagement meeting as part of our continued commitment to strengthening collaboration and enhancing service delivery within the education sector.

We appreciate the valuable insights, recommendations, and support received from all participants. Your contributions play a vital role in shaping a more efficient and responsive education system for our nation.

The Commission remains committed to fostering open dialogue and working closely with all stakeholders to ensure that every decision made contributes to the growth and excellence of Zambia’s teaching workforce.

Together, we continue building a stronger and more accountable education sector.

Guest of Honour at this year's Africa Public Service Day Hon. Cornelius Mweetwa, Minister of Information and Media toured our stand to appreciate what we showcased.

The Minister represented Mr. Hakainde Hichilema President of the Republic of Zambia, who was scheduled to be Guest of Honour.

Secretary to the Cabinet Mr. Patrick Kangwa and other senior Government officials accompanied the Minister.

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2025 Africa Public Service Day exhibition in pictures at Lusaka's East Park Mall.

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Delegates to the Regional Competence Enhancement Workshop on Designing Effective Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Programs for Teachers and Establishing a Functional Teaching Council today paid a courtesy call on the Commission to appreciate its operations.

Workers' Day in Pictures

"The end of Labour is to gain leisure. Hard work continues to motivate progress and success"

Happy Labour Day!

Commission toasts Women’s Day

Celebrating National Uniform Day

Happy Independence Day!

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