Driver II: (2 positions)

How to Apply: Qualified and interested applicants should submit their job application letters, curriculum vitae, copies of academic and professional certificates, copy of Identity Card or Passport and relevant testimonials, quoting the Title and Reference Number of the position on the cover letter and envelope, on or before Tuesday 1st September 2026. Applications should be addressed to: The Chief Executive Officer, Higher Education Loans Board, Anniversary Towers, 19th Floor, P.O. Box 69489 - 00400, NAIROBI, KENYA. Soft copies should be sent to driver@helb.co.ke.

Prove Your Road Safety Discipline Before the Interview

Driving roles for government institutions are screened for safety records, documentation discipline, and mechanical awareness. Hiring managers want to see that you treat the vehicle as a public asset and can follow transport regulations to the letter.

1. Clean driving record: Ensure your driving license is free of endorsements and carry a recent Certificate of Good Conduct. Be ready to explain any past incidents honestly, as background checks are thorough for public sector roles.

2. First-aid readiness: Highlight your First-Aid Certificate and any refresher courses. Mention a scenario where you used first aid or would respond to an accident, showing calm under pressure.

3. Vehicle maintenance knowledge: Be prepared to discuss routine checks like oil, brakes, tires, and lights. Mention any experience with vehicle servicing schedules or reporting faults early to avoid breakdowns.

4. Documentation accuracy: Emphasize your ability to maintain work tickets, fuel receipts, and authorization letters. Bring samples of well-kept logs to the interview to demonstrate your organizational skills.

5. Computer literacy: Even though it's a driving role, the requirement for computer applications means you should be comfortable with basic email, spreadsheets, and digital records. Mention any relevant training.

6. Knowledge of traffic laws: Review the latest traffic regulations and NTSA guidelines. Be ready to answer questions on speed limits, alcohol limits, and defensive driving techniques.

7. Professional conduct: As a driver for a government body, you represent the institution. Show punctuality, neat appearance, and respect for passengers and other road users in your interview demeanor.

8. Prepare for practical test: Many driving roles include a road test. Practice maneuvers like reversing, parking, and following instructions precisely. Ensure your vehicle documents are in order if you bring your own car.