Kenya's public service agency started running interviews for their 8th round of government internships, and they're trying to fill 7,000 spots for graduates who'll start working in ministries and state departments next year. The selection process got over 35,000 applications, but only about 13,000 people made the cut to actually sit for interviews at 13 different regional centers across the country.
CEO Paul Famba said they're spreading the interviews around different regions to keep things fair and diverse, and they're even doing phone interviews for people stuck in remote areas. The whole thing wraps up this week, and successful candidates will get a one-year paid gig learning how government agencies actually function. The commission warned applicants not to fall for scammers asking for money since the entire recruitment process is completely free.
CEO Paul Famba said they're spreading the interviews around different regions to keep things fair and diverse, and they're even doing phone interviews for people stuck in remote areas. The whole thing wraps up this week, and successful candidates will get a one-year paid gig learning how government agencies actually function. The commission warned applicants not to fall for scammers asking for money since the entire recruitment process is completely free.
