The Judicial Service Commission on Friday, November 7, announced 109 internship vacancies directing interested candidates to send their applications before November 22, at 5.00pm.
This non-renewable internship program, is scheduled to go for a period of 12 months, after which interns will have their training period expired, with the Judicial Service Commission.
According to JSC statement released, 52 of the 109 announced vacancies cut across various offices including the office of Administration, ICT, supply chain management, Information Science and Record Management services, and building services. This, first category are for graduates with degree certificates.
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Other 57 categories are for those graduates holding certificates of diploma. Here, there are vacancies in the Offices of Administration (secretariat services), Information Communications and Technology, Supply Chain Management, Information science and Records Management Services, and building Service.
“The Commission invites applications from suitable and qualified candidates to fill one hundred and nine (109) internship vacancies in the Judiciary,” read part of the statement by JSC.
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In the statement, the JSC assured applicants and other Kenyans of its constitutional mandate to enhance accountability and transparency during the exercise.
“The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) is a constitutional Commission established under Article 171 of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 to promote and facilitate the independence and accountability of the Judiciary and the efficient, effective, and transparent administration of Justice,” the statement further read.
How Do You Apply:
Interested and Qualified applicants have been urged to send letter of application, an updated CV, including names of two character referees, copies of National Identity card (ID), passport, or other legal identification documents. Additionally, one is required to have certified copies of academic and professional certificates, testimonials, transcripts, and a recent colored passport-size photo.
After confirming that you have all the above documents, you’re advised to navigate into the JSC career portal to read carefully the detailed job description, requirements for appointments, and further guidelines before making applications.
The JSC has, however, sent stern warning to applicants who plan to present fake documents, emphasizing to take actions against culprits.
“Providing false information in your application is a criminal offense and may lead to legal repercussions. All documents and details will be verified by relevant authorities to ensure compliance with recruitment standards,” the commission revealed directed its warning.
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