Pay & offers

Know what you are saying yes to.

Dated official salary tables and tools for comparing pay, deductions and job offers.

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Teacher salary in Kenya: verified TSC grade examples

TSC teacher pay examples for B5 and D5 reported in July 2026, with the source date and a guide to basic salary, allowances and payslip checks.

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Nurse salary in Kenya: county advert examples

Compare nurse salary examples from a 2026 Nakuru County advert, including basic pay versus consolidated gross pay and the contract attached to each role.

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Clerical officer salary in Kenya: official county examples

Two Clerical Officer II salary examples from the same 2026 Nakuru County advert, with reference numbers, basic-pay ranges and contract differences.

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Driver salary in Kenya: 2026 minimum wage by vehicle class

Monthly minimum wages for car and light van, medium-sized and heavy commercial vehicle drivers under Kenya’s corrected 2026 General Order, by workplace zone.

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Police salary in Kenya: dated official pay announcements

Understand dated police-constable pay announcements, distinguish entry pay from the top of a scale, and verify current rank and salary-point information.

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Sales executive salary in Kenya: 20 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 20 Kenyan adverts for sales executives and representatives, from KSh 15,000 to KSh 80,000, with location and source for each.

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Sales and marketing manager salary in Kenya: 7 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 7 Kenyan adverts for sales, marketing and showroom managers, from KSh 45,000 to KSh 150,000, with location and source for each.

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Marketing executive salary in Kenya: 16 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 16 Kenyan adverts for marketing executives and social media marketers, from KSh 20,000 to KSh 50,000, with location and source for each.

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Accountant salary in Kenya: 13 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 13 Kenyan adverts for accountants and accounts clerks, from KSh 25,000 to KSh 300,000, with location and source for each.

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Administration assistant salary in Kenya: 18 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 18 Kenyan adverts for administration assistants, office executives and clerks, from KSh 20,000 to KSh 80,000, with location and source for each.

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HR officer salary in Kenya: 10 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 10 Kenyan adverts for HR officers and assistants, from KSh 28,620 to KSh 100,000, with location and source for each.

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Procurement officer salary in Kenya: 6 advertised pay examples

Monthly pay stated in 6 Kenyan adverts for procurement, supply chain and stores staff, from KSh 25,420 to KSh 110,000, with location and source for each.

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A professional preparing questions about a work offer

A useful conversation

The offer is more than one number.

Good questions are not awkward. They protect both sides from assumptions and help you decide whether a role fits the life and work you are building.

Before you accept

Four checks
worth making.

01

Start with the full picture

Ask whether the number is gross or net, how often it is paid, and which regular costs or benefits sit beside it.

02

Compare like with like

A title alone is not a benchmark. Scope, seniority, working hours, location and responsibility change what a fair comparison means.

03

Ask the practical questions

Clarify probation, review points, leave, insurance, equipment, travel and the expectations that are not captured in one salary figure.

04

Get the offer in writing

Before you resign or commit, make sure the role, pay, start date and key terms are clear in a document you can read carefully.

Use the offer conversation to decide with clarity, then find the next real opportunity.

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