Your first job
Turn schoolwork, training, attachments and other real experience into evidence for an application. These guides cover CVs, letters, interviews and the practical steps before you start. Choose the advice that fits the employer’s actual requirements and keep a record of what you submit.
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Industrial attachment vs internship in Kenya
Compare attachment and internship notices, check course and graduation requirements, and agree on supervision, dates and learning evidence before accepting.
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How to write a job application email in Kenya
Use a clear email subject, a short application message and the right attachments, with examples for a first application and a follow-up.
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Internships in Kenya: where to look and how to apply
Find official internship sources, check eligibility and prepare a complete application for internships, attachments and graduate programmes in Kenya.
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Entry-level interview questions in Kenya: how to prepare
Practise clear answers about yourself, teamwork, customer service and limited experience, with an example and a preparation checklist.
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How to write a cover letter for a job in Kenya
A clear cover letter structure, an entry-level example and practical checks to help you explain your fit for a Kenyan employer.
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How to write a CV in Kenya with no work experience
Build your first CV with a practical template, honest project examples and a checklist for entry-level applications in Kenya.
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A CV that makes the next step easy for a hiring reader
Use clear evidence, relevant structure and a version that answers the job description without pretending to be someone else.
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