- World Vision Kenya has announced several job opportunities for qualified Kenyans to support its mission to transform the lives of children and vulnerable communities
- Positions include Chief Operating Officer, Project Coordinator, Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, and Impact Specialist, located in various locations in Kenya.
- World Vision has emphasized the value of diverse backgrounds and talents, inviting candidates to join their global team driven by a mission aimed at positive change.
World Vision Kenya has announced many job opportunities this year 2025, inviting qualified Kenyans to join its mission to change the lives of children and communities at risk.
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The Christian humanitarian organization, known for its relief, development, and advocacy efforts, shared the positions on its official website.
“Working with World Vision is a call given by God, and we believe that every employee has been brought to World Vision for God's purposes. Whether we work at home, in the office, or with children and community members, we celebrate and embrace the diverse backgrounds and talents of each employee,” iI am reading information about the job description of Dira Dunia.
How to apply for World Vision jobs
Job seekers can access opportunities on the World Vision careers page, which lists international job openings. Applicants can use the 'region' filter to find roles specific to Kenya for a more targeted search.
Once the referral position is identified, candidates can click on the job title to get detailed information and submit their application through the provided online platform.
Jobs available at World Vision
- Chief Operating Officer, VisionFund Kenya – Location: Nairobi, Kenya
- Agri-Climate Business Development Officer, VisionFund Kenya – Location: VF Bomet Branch, Kenya
- Driver – IMARA Project (Open to local residents from Elgeyo Marakwet County, Kenya) – Location: Chepareria, Kenya
- Project Officer – Child Protection, Participation and Protection (Open to residents of North Horr Sub County, Marsabit County, Kenya) – Location: North Horr, Kenya
- Project Coordinator – Isiolo Women's Economic Empowerment Project – Location: Oldonyiro, Kenya
- Project Coordinator – Community Partnership Funding Project (CESP) (Wamba AP) – Location: Samburu, Kenya
- Impact Specialist, VisionFund International – Location: Nairobi, Kenya
- Project Officer – Sanitation and Hygiene – Location: Dadaab, Kenya
- Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) Officer (One Year Contract) – Location: Nairobi, Kenya
- Technical Specialist – Venture – Location: Karen, Kenya
- Project Officer – Community Partnership Funding Project (CESP) – Location: Oldonyiro, Kenya
- Regional Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Training Manager – Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Answering interview questions
Talking to TUKO.co.keEmmanuel Makokha, experienced trainer and founder of Fresh Jobs Kenya, said that when they are called to a job interview, applicants should be ready to answer questions about the future of the company they want to work for. .
Makokha said that a common interview question is,
“Where do you see our company in the next two years, and how will you contribute to achieving that vision?”
He noted that these questions aim to test the applicant's understanding of the company and its strategic goals.
“This question is intended to test if you have done enough research to understand the strategic plans that your potential employer holds. Another question will be to find out your understanding of a growth strategy that can work for the organization, just to check if it fits. Make sure that you use your past experience as examples, considering what you have prioritized, you must summarize your contribution and how your strategy will work 'conflicts in nature' and have similar solutions, eg financial/technical constraints,” Makokha said.
PSC announces 290 vacancies
In another move, the Public Service Commission (PSC) has announced 290 jobs for Information and Communication Technology (IT) assistants.
The PSC noted that successful candidates will be posted to the Ministry of Information, Communications and Digital Economy.
In an advertisement published in the government newspaper, My Gov, on Tuesday, January 14, the government agency asked interested and suitable people to submit their applications by Tuesday, February 4, 2025.
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