Narok County Public Service Board Announces 150 Job Openings
In a major boost to Kenya’s wildlife conservation efforts, the Narok County Public Service Board (NCPSB) has unveiled a large-scale recruitment drive for 150 Game Ranger positions. This move underlines the county’s commitment to enhancing wildlife protection, boosting tourism, and strengthening environmental security across the region.
The recruitment will take place between 8th and 18th September 2025, with exercises scheduled across various sub-counties.
Position Details
- Title: Game Ranger
- Job Grade: CPSB 13 (Job Group ‘F’)
- No. of Positions: 150
- Terms of Service: Permanent & Pensionable
- Salary Scale: Starting from Ksh 19,220 to Ksh 23,130/month (structured incrementally)
This comprehensive package reflects the critical frontline role Game Rangers play in safeguarding Kenya’s iconic natural heritage.
Key Responsibilities
Game Rangers will serve as the first line of defense in conservation areas. Core duties include:
- Wildlife Protection: Combatting poaching and enforcing conservation laws
- Tourist Safety: Guiding and protecting visitors in game parks
- Environmental Crime Investigation: Supporting legal processes through surveillance, reporting, and evidence gathering
- Rescue Operations: Assisting in both animal and human emergencies
- Intelligence Gathering: Engaging with communities and monitoring illegal activity
- Operational Duties: Parade activities, patrol management, sentry duties, and deployment logistics
Minimum Requirements
To qualify, candidates must:
- Be Kenyan citizens, aged 18–28
- Hold at least a KCSE D- (minus) or equivalent
- Have a valid National ID, Certificate of Good Conduct, and a clean criminal record
- Be physically and mentally fit, with good hearing and vision
- Meet minimum height requirements (5’4″ for men, 5’2″ for women)
- Be computer literate
- For women: Not be pregnant during recruitment or initial training
- Fulfill Chapter Six of the Constitution on integrity and ethics
Mandatory Training
Successful candidates will undergo a six-month paramilitary training program, fully sponsored by the Narok County Government. The training will cover:
- Wildlife law enforcement
- Field survival and first aid
- Ethics and professional conduct
- Conservation techniques and patrol operations
Recruitment Schedule
Candidates must report to venues in their sub-counties at 8:00 AM on the scheduled date:
| Sub-County | Venue | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Narok Central | Ole Ntimama Stadium | 8th September 2025 |
| Narok North | Olokurto Primary School | 9th September 2025 |
| Narok East | Nairagie Enkare DEB | 10th September 2025 |
| Narok South | Ololulunga Sub-County HQ | 11th September 2025 |
| Narok West | Olchekut Supat Secondary School (OSAS) | 12th September 2025 |
| Amalo | Sogoo High School | 15th September 2025 |
| Transmara West | Kilgoris DEB | 16th September 2025 |
| Transmara East | Emurua Dikirr Primary School | 17th September 2025 |
| Transmara South | Ilkarian Primary School | 18th September 2025 |
Note: Latecomers will not be admitted.
Required Documents
Applicants must bring original copies of:
- National ID
- KRA PIN certificate
- Academic certificates & testimonials
- Certificate of Good Conduct
Failure to present these documents will lead to automatic disqualification.
Important Notices
- The entire process is free of charge — no payment required at any stage.
- Bribery or canvassing will lead to immediate disqualification and possible prosecution.
- Recruitment will only happen on the specified dates and venues.
Final Word
This recruitment is more than just job placement — it’s a call to service. By becoming a Game Ranger, you will be part of a bold effort to preserve Kenya’s rich biodiversity and ensure that future generations inherit a thriving natural legacy.
Aspiring rangers: mark your calendars, gather your documents, and prepare for a career that truly makes a difference.
For inquiries, contact the Narok County Public Service Board through official channels.
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