Kenya Institute of Mass Communication Announces Jobs for Professionals
- The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) advertised entry-level and senior management positions
- KIMC asked interested and qualified candidates to submit their academic and professional certificates by June 3
- Career development associate Simon Ingari advised candidates to practice public speaking to boost their confidence during interviews
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The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) has invited applications from job seekers to fill nine vacant positions.
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Which jobs did KIMC advertise?
In an advert published in the government newspaper MyGov on Tuesday, May 13, the institution noted that candidates have up to Tuesday, June 3, to submit their academic and professional certificates.
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"Kenya Institute of Mass Communication is a public media training institution in Kenya established in 1961. It is currently a state corporation established through Legal Notice No. 197 of 2011(amended). The Institute offers training in postgraduate, diploma and certificate levels in communication and cinematic arts. The institute invites applications from qualified and experienced persons to fill the following vacant positions," the advert reads
Below are the vacant positions:
- Senior deputy director (academic affairs) - five (5) year contract.
- Human resource management & development officer I.
- Accountant II.
- Chef II.
- Assistant office administrator III.
- Electrical/electronic technician III.
- Technical instructor II1.
- Cook III.
- Driver III.
How to apply for KIMC jobs
Candidates who meet the requirements are invited to send their applications quoting the job reference number.
KIMC said applicants should attach their detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV) with copies of academic and professional certificates, national identity card, transcripts and testimonials, daytime contacts, full names and contacts of three referees.
"The applications should be addressed to: The director /CEO, Kenya Institute of Mass Communication, Uholo Road (South B), Off Mombasa Road, P.O. Box 42422-00100 Nairobi. The closing date is June 3 at 5.00 pm. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted," it clarified.
The government institution highlighted that it is an equal opportunity employer and, as such, encouraged persons with disabilities and people from marginalised groups to apply for the job vacancies.
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What professionals should do in interviews
Simon Ingari, a career development associate with OYK CV Writing & Interview Coaching Services, advised candidates to practice public speaking to boost their confidence during interviews.
He reiterated that confident applicants would emphasise their accomplishments and impress interviewers.
"Work on your confidence before entering an interview room. This will improve your ability to defend your arguments and provide thoughtful answers to questions," Ingari told TUKO.co.ke.
He asked candidates to arrive at the interview venue at least 30 minutes before the interview starts and to be polite to everyone.
"If you receive a job interview invitation, get there early. Greet everyone with courtesy at the gate's entrance or the reception," he added.
Which other institutions advertised jobs?
In related news, Kenya's Attorney General's Office announced 22 jobs for Form Four leavers and professionals.
The Teachers Service Commission sought to hire over 2,000 teachers.
It also declared vacant the chief executive officer's position.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
