NYS announces 108 job opportunities in Nairobi for its graduates; How to apply
The National Youth Service (NYS) has announced job opportunities in Nairobi for its graduates
The National Youth Service (NYS) has announced job opportunities in Nairobi for its graduates.
In a notice on Thursday, November 22, NYS disclosed that its hiring client was a reputable consulting firm serving local and regional enterprises.
The service noted that the qualified graduates will be offered fixed-term contracts by a company based in Nairobi with potential opportunities for relocation to other parts of the country in the future.
“Our client, a reputable consulting firm serving local and regional enterprises, has employment opportunities for highly skilled, disciplined, and trained NYS graduates.
“These graduates will be offered fixed-term contracts to work with an avocado export and avocado oil production firm based in Nairobi region and its environs, with potential opportunities for relocation to other parts of Kenya and East African countries in the future,” NYS stated.
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The service advertised for oil production supervisors (4 posts), agronomists (4 posts), ripening-in-charges (5 posts), quality controllers (7 posts), and ripening-in-charge assistants (10 posts).
Other positions advertised were field/procurement assistants (10 posts), sorting clerks (16 posts), oil machine operators (8 posts), weighbridge clerks (20 posts), forklift operators (9 posts) and boiler operators (5 posts).
The requirements of the positions can be accessed here.
Interested candidates are required to fill out the forms in the link https://forms.gle/doEKqMTG1PXhavw77 before Wednesday, November 27.
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