PSC Announces 198 Government Job Vacancies Across Ministries and Universities
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The Public Service Commission (PSC) has advertised 198 job vacancies in different government ministries, state departments, public universities and the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF).
The recruitment offers opportunities for graduates, diploma holders, skilled workers and experienced professionals looking to work in the public service.
Jobs With the Highest Number of Vacancies
Most of the vacancies are in the following positions:
- Foreign Service Cadet/Third Secretary Cadet – 100 vacancies
- Security Warden – 25 vacancies
- Instructor III – 20 vacancies
- Artisan III – 19 vacancies
- Cook – 18 vacancies
- Hospitality Officer II – 5 vacancies
- Housekeeping Assistant – 5 vacancies
Senior Management Positions
PSC has also advertised several senior leadership jobs, including:
- Vice Chancellor – 1 vacancy (Bomet University)
- Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration, Finance and Planning) – 1 vacancy (Technical University of Mombasa)
- Principal – 1 vacancy (Kabarak University College)
- Deputy Principal (Academics, Research, Extension and Student Affairs) – 1 vacancy
- Deputy Principal (Administration, Planning and Finance) – 1 vacancy
- Member, Board of Directors (NG-CDF) – 1 vacancy
Total Vacancies
| Position | Vacancies |
|---|---|
| Vice Chancellor | 1 |
| Deputy Vice Chancellor | 1 |
| Principal | 1 |
| Deputy Principal (Academics) | 1 |
| Deputy Principal (Administration) | 1 |
| NG-CDF Board Member | 1 |
| Foreign Service Cadet | 100 |
| Hospitality Officer II | 5 |
| Instructor III | 20 |
| Cook | 18 |
| Housekeeping Assistant | 5 |
| Security Warden | 25 |
| Artisan III | 19 |
| Total | 198 |
How to Apply
Interested applicants should submit their applications through the Public Service Commission recruitment portal before the deadline indicated for each position.
Applicants are encouraged to read the job requirements and qualifications carefully before applying.
PSC Warns Against Fraudsters
PSC has reminded Kenyans that job applications are completely free. The Commission does not ask for money during the application, shortlisting, interview or recruitment process.
Anyone asked to pay for a PSC job should treat it as a scam and report the matter to the relevant authorities.
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