Ministry of Education Announces 1,000 Paid Internship Vacancies
Ministry of Education Announces 1,000 Paid Internship Vacancies, The Ministry of Education, through the State Department for Basic Education, has officially opened applications for 1,000 internship opportunities under the Digital Literacy Programme (DLP). This initiative, now in its fourth phase, is targeting qualified diploma and degree graduates who are eager to play a vital role in advancing digital learning in Kenya’s primary schools.
These paid internships offer graduates a hands-on platform to support the rollout of digital education tools while gaining valuable professional experience in the public education sector.
About the Digital Literacy Programme (DLP) Internship
The DLP internship program is part of the government’s broader plan to integrate ICT in education and support Kenya’s Vision 2030 and Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). Interns will be deployed to Sub County Education Offices and public primary schools across the country.
They will collaborate with education stakeholders such as headteachers, curriculum officers, ICT champions, and county education directors to enhance digital learning systems.
Key Details of the Internship
- Duration: 12 months (non-renewable)
- Monthly Stipend: Provided by the Government of Kenya
- Certification: Issued upon successful completion of the program
Roles and Responsibilities
Selected interns will support digital learning in schools by performing the following duties:
- Assisting with e-learning content development based on school curricula
- Training teachers on the use of digital devices and tools
- Supporting the implementation and maintenance of ICT infrastructure
- Promoting safe, secure, and ethical use of technology in classrooms
- Assisting in ICT integration in teaching, learning, and assessment
- Helping schools develop digital learning policies and guidelines
- Innovating to improve digital adoption in schools
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify, applicants must:
- Hold a Bachelor’s degree or Diploma from a recognized institution
- Demonstrate strong skills in problem-solving, innovation, and teamwork
- Be ready to work full-time in any Sub County across Kenya, including rural and underserved areas
- Be self-driven and adaptable to different school environments
Deployment Details
Interns will be assigned to Sub County Education Offices and public primary schools across the country, based on regional needs and equitable distribution. They should be willing to serve in both urban and remote areas.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted online via the Public Service Commission (PSC) job portal. Manual applications will not be considered.
- Application Deadline: June 23, 2025
- Note: Apply early to avoid last-minute portal congestion.
Apply Now via the PSC Online Portal
Important Notes
- All academic qualifications must be valid and verifiable
- False information or forged documents will lead to automatic disqualification
- Internship selection does not guarantee future employment
- Interns will cover their own transport, accommodation, and meals
Equal Opportunity Policy
The Ministry of Education and the Public Service Commission are committed to diversity and inclusion. Applicants from marginalized communities, women, and persons with disabilities are strongly encouraged to apply. The recruitment process will be transparent, merit-based, and free of charge.
Why Apply for This Internship?
This is a golden opportunity for graduates looking to build careers in:
- Digital education and e-learning
- ICT integration in schools
- Public service and education technology
By joining the DLP, you contribute to shaping the future of Kenya’s education system through technology.
