APPLY NOW 1,000 Public Service Internship Openings.
APPLY NOW 1,000 Public Service Internship Openings.
Are you a recent graduate looking to gain hands-on experience in the tech field while making a difference in Kenya’s education sector? The Public Service Commission (PSC) has officially announced 1,000 internship opportunities under the Digital Literacy Programme (DLP) – Cohort 4. This nationwide initiative aims to deploy ICT-skilled youth to sub-county education offices and public primary schools across Kenya.
If you graduated in 2020 or later and hold a background in ICT or Education (with an ICT specialization), this is your chance to contribute to digital transformation in Kenya while building your career.
Internship Overview
- Positions Available: 1,000
- Programme Name: Digital Literacy Programme (DLP) – Cohort 4
- Deployment Areas: Sub-County Education Offices in all 47 counties of Kenya
- Duration: 12 months (Non-renewable)
- Stipend: Monthly stipend paid by the State Department (government-regulated rate)
- Certification: Interns will receive an official certificate upon successful completion of the internship
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for these government internship vacancies, you must meet the following conditions:
- Graduation Year: 2020 or later
- Academic Qualification:
- A Bachelor’s Degree in Education with ICT specialization
- A Bachelor’s Degree in ICT or related field
- A Diploma in ICT or ICT Integration in Education
- Technical Skills Required:
- Networking and ICT infrastructure
- Application and software development
- Information security and cyber hygiene
- ICT project management
- E-learning system management and content development
- Commitment:
- Willingness to be deployed full-time to any sub-county within Kenya
Key Responsibilities
Interns selected under the Digital Literacy Programme will play a pivotal role in supporting digital transformation in schools. Duties include:
- Assisting in e-learning content creation that aligns with the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC)
- Providing training and classroom support to teachers using Digital Learning Programme devices
- Supporting the full implementation of the Digital Literacy Programme in schools
- Designing and suggesting digital solutions to improve school administration and learning
- Ensuring safe, ethical, and responsible use of digital tools by learners and teachers
- Supporting ICT-integrated teaching, learning, and assessments
- Assisting schools in developing ICT policies, safety guidelines, and procedures
- Offering basic maintenance and support for ICT equipment and infrastructure
Application Details
- Application Deadline: 23rd June 2025
- Application Mode: Online applications only – no physical submissions will be accepted
How to Apply
To submit your application, visit any one of the following official PSC job portals:
Before applying, ensure your documents are up to date, including:
- A detailed CV
- Scanned academic certificates
- National ID
- Testimonials (if any)
Important Notes for Applicants
- The Public Service Commission is an equal opportunity employer. Applications from all eligible candidates—regardless of gender, race, or disability status—are highly encouraged.
- No application fee is required at any stage of the process. Do not pay anyone claiming to guarantee placement.
- Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for the next steps. If you don’t hear back, you’re encouraged to continue applying for other PSC opportunities in the future.
Why This Internship Matters
The Digital Literacy Programme (DLP) is part of Kenya’s wider Vision 2030 initiative to integrate ICT into education. By participating in this internship:
- You gain hands-on experience in ICT for education
- Contribute to bridging the digital divide in Kenya’s school system
- Develop your professional portfolio and improve your employability
- Receive certification from a government-recognized body, enhancing your CV
- Network with educators, ICT professionals, and policymakers
Who Should Apply?
This opportunity is best suited for:
- Recent ICT graduates seeking public service experience
- Education professionals with a tech background
- Youth interested in educational technology and community impact
- Individuals committed to working in rural or underserved areas for national development
Final Thoughts
With 1,000 vacancies available, this is one of the largest and most impactful internship drives by the Public Service Commission in 2025. If you meet the qualifications, don’t wait—submit your application today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in Kenya’s ICT and education sectors.
