TSC medical examination form (GP 69) for teachers
Teachers Service Commission · sources read 3 Oct 2026
Your TSC application for employment must come with a medical examination report on Form GP 69, which you get from a registered government medical officer after a medical exam. TSC may send you for a further exam, at its own cost.
- Fee
- We couldn't confirm a fee from the official page. Check it there before you pay.
- Where
- Medical exam with a registered government medical officer; the form goes to TSC with your application for employment or registration
What you need
- Form GP 69, filled and signed by a registered government medical officer after your medical exam
- Your TSC application for employment (Form C)
Steps
- Go for a medical examination with a registered government medical officer and get Form GP 69 filled.
- Attach the GP 69 report to your application for employment with TSC.
- If TSC asks, attend a further medical exam with a doctor it refers you to. TSC pays for it.
Watch out
- TSC can refuse or revoke registration based on the medical report.
- If you disagree with a TSC decision based on the medical report, you can apply to TSC for a review.
Who can apply
- Anyone applying to TSC for employment as a teacher
- Applicants for TSC teacher registration also submit a filled GP 69 form
Official sources (1)
- The Teachers Service Commission Code of Regulations for Teachers (L.N. 196 of 2015) new.kenyalaw.org · read 3 Oct 2026