The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), as the premier body mandated with overseeing national examinations in Kenya, plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational standards and future of millions of Kenyan students. With the profound responsibility of ensuring fairness, integrity, and high-quality assessment, KNEC is on the lookout for individuals who not only share these values but are also driven by the vision to elevate Kenya’s educational assessment to global standards.
In line with this mission, KNEC is opening its doors to highly motivated, visionary, dynamic, and results-oriented candidates to fill several key positions within its organization. These roles span across various departments, offering a unique opportunity for professionals to contribute to the nation’s educational framework.
Available Positions:
1. Sales & Marketing Officer Responsible for devising and implementing strategies to promote KNEC’s products and services, enhancing its visibility and engagement with stakeholders and clients.
2. Supply Chain Management Officer This role involves managing the procurement processes, ensuring cost-efficiency and compliance with regulations, and overseeing the distribution of materials and resources.
3. Records Management Officer Tasked with the organization, storage, and retrieval of council documents and records, ensuring they are kept securely and are easily accessible for reference and decision-making.
4. Librarian Oversees the management of KNEC’s library resources, ensuring that staff and stakeholders have access to necessary academic resources and literature.
5. Examinations Officer – Islamic Religious Education (IRE) Specializes in the development, coordination, and management of IRE examinations, ensuring content accuracy and relevance.
6. Examinations Officer – Braille Dedicated to creating and managing examinations for visually impaired candidates, ensuring accessibility and fairness in assessment.
7. Examinations Officer – Kenyan Sign Language Focuses on the development and administration of examinations that cater to candidates who communicate through Kenyan Sign Language.
8. Research & Quality Assurance Officer Engages in research activities aimed at improving examination quality and educational assessment, implementing quality assurance measures.
9. Principal Librarian Takes a leadership role in the library, guiding the acquisition, organization, and dissemination of knowledge resources.
10. Principal Research and Quality Assurance Officer Leads research initiatives and quality assurance strategies to uphold the integrity and standards of examinations.
11. Principal Supply Chain Management Officer Oversees and refines the supply chain processes, ensuring the efficient flow of goods, services, and information.
12. Principal ICT Officer Leads the ICT department, ensuring the deployment of technology solutions to enhance examination management and delivery.
13. Assistant Director, Research Innovation & Educational Assessment Resource Center Responsible for spearheading research and innovation in educational assessment, overseeing the development of resources and tools for educators and assessors.
14. Assistant Director, Supply Chain Management A strategic role focusing on optimizing the supply chain operations to support the council’s activities efficiently and effectively.
15. Deputy Director, Test Development (Teacher Assessments) Leads the development of assessment tools for teacher evaluations, contributing to the professional development and accreditation of educators.
16. Deputy Director, Research Innovation & Educational Assessment Resource Center Guides the research and development of innovative assessment methods and tools, ensuring they meet international standards and local needs.
17. Deputy Director, Examinations and Assessment Support Services – ICT Oversees the integration of ICT in examinations and assessment, enhancing the reliability, accessibility, and security of testing processes.
18. Deputy Director, Human Resource Management and Development Leads HR strategies and initiatives to develop and manage KNEC’s workforce, fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement.
19. Director, Test Development At the helm of test development, this role is crucial in ensuring the validity, reliability, and relevance of national examinations.
Application Deadline:
The deadline for applications is set for the 23rd of April, 2024. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply well before this date to ensure their applications are considered.
How to Apply:
For more detailed information on each role, including qualifications, responsibilities, and the application process, prospective candidates are encouraged to visit our official career page via the provided link.
KNEC is committed to creating a diverse workplace and strongly encourages applications from qualified individuals regardless of gender, religion, race, national origin, or disability status. Joining KNEC means becoming part of a team dedicated to national development through education, where your skills and contributions will directly impact the lives and futures of Kenyan learners.
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This recruitment drive is a chance for professionals passionate about education, assessment, and national development to play a significant role in one of Kenya’s most critical educational institutions. By joining KNEC, you will be part of a dedicated team that is not only tasked with upholding the standards of educational assessments but also shaping the future of education in Kenya.
