Teacher Education Results 2026: National Statistics and Programme Breakdown
The 2026 teacher education examination statistics show a total of 14,332 candidates across the former teacher education curriculum and the improved teacher education curriculum. This report presents the number of candidates in each training programme and the reported SAT rate.
2026 EXAMINATION STATISTICSTeacher Education 2026 at a Glance
The following are the key figures provided for the 2026 teacher education examinations:
Important: Teacher education examinations cover several programmes. Candidates should select the correct examination category from the official NECTA results pages linked below.
1. Total Number of Candidates
According to the statistics provided, a total of 14,332 candidates were registered for the 2026 teacher education examinations.
The candidates are grouped into two main categories according to the curriculum under which they studied:
| Curriculum category | Number of candidates |
|---|---|
| Former teacher education curriculum | 1,544 |
| Improved teacher education curriculum | 12,788 |
| Total | 14,332 |
2. Candidates under the Former Curriculum
The former teacher education curriculum accounts for 1,544 candidates. This category includes Grade A Teacher Certificate candidates and Diploma in Secondary Education candidates.
| Training programme | Number of candidates |
|---|---|
| Grade A Teacher Certificate | 4 |
| Diploma in Secondary Education | 1,540 |
| Total under the former curriculum | 1,544 |
3. Candidates under the Improved Teacher Education Curriculum
The improved teacher education curriculum accounts for 12,788 candidates, distributed across three teacher training programmes.
| Training programme | Number of candidates |
|---|---|
| Diploma in Primary Education | 10,672 |
| Diploma in Pre-Primary Education | 1,380 |
| Diploma in Special Needs Education | 736 |
| Total under the improved curriculum | 12,788 |
4. Examination Participation Rate
The statistics show that 97.7% of registered candidates sat for the 2026 teacher education examinations. In this context, SAT refers to candidates who actually took the examination after registration.
Examination participation rate: 97.7%
This means that 97.7% of candidates who registered went on to sit for the examination.
5. How to Check Teacher Education Results 2026
NECTA publishes results for different teacher education examination programmes. Candidates can use the following steps to locate their results:
- Open the official NECTA results page for the relevant examination category using the links below.
- Select the examination year 2026, where available.
- Open the results link for the relevant examination.
- Find your college or examination centre in the list displayed.
- Open the centre's results and look for your examination number or name.
6. Official Teacher Education Results Links for 2026
Use the official NECTA results pages below and select the relevant examination year and programme.
Former Curriculum
Improved Teacher Education Curriculum
7. Important Information for Candidates
Candidates are advised to check their results carefully and make sure they have opened the correct examination category for their training programme.
If the results page is temporarily unavailable, try again later or contact your college or examination centre. For clarification about results, use NECTA's official communication channels.
Conclusion
The 2026 teacher education examination statistics show a total of 14,332 candidates across the former and improved teacher education curricula. Of these, 12,788 candidates are in the improved curriculum, while 1,544 are in the former curriculum. The examination participation rate—the proportion of registered candidates who sat for the examination—is 97.7%.
THEELIMU.COM wishes all candidates success in their future academic and professional careers in the teaching field.
Source: Teacher education examination statistics supplied for this article and NECTA's official results pages. THEELIMU.COM is an independent education information website and is not the official website of NECTA.
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