How to Apply: Submit your application with a detailed CV, copies of your National Identity Card, Academic Certificates, and testimonials. Applications should reach the Principal on or before 25 August 2026 by 5:00 pm, addressed to: The Principal/BOG Secretary, Bomet Central Technical and Vocational College, P.O. Box 117-20400 BOMET. Or hand deliver to the principal's office during working hours. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Persons living with disabilities (PWDs) and Youth are encouraged to apply.
Driving Your Application to the Front of the Queue
This role is about more than just driving—it's about safety, reliability, and keeping the college's vehicles in top shape. Hiring managers will look for proof that you can handle the road and the paperwork.
1. Highlight your clean driving record: Emphasize any years of accident-free driving and your familiarity with NTSA regulations. Mention any defensive driving courses you've taken.
2. Show your mechanical know-how: Detail your basic mechanic course and any hands-on experience with vehicle maintenance. Give examples of minor repairs you've performed.
3. Prove your first aid skills: Mention your first aid certification and any times you've used it. This shows you're prepared for emergencies.
4. Emphasize your computer literacy: Even though it's a driving role, computer skills are required. Highlight any experience with record-keeping software or GPS systems.
5. Prepare for the interview: Expect questions about how you handle difficult road conditions, vehicle breakdowns, or accidents. Have stories ready that show your problem-solving skills.
6. Organize your documents: Ensure your CV, ID, certificates, and testimonials are neat and complete. Double-check that your driving license is valid and includes the BCE class.
7. Understand the institution's needs: Research Bomet Central Technical and Vocational College to show you understand their environment and the importance of reliable transport for staff.
8. Be punctual and professional: Arrive early for the interview and dress neatly. Your demeanor should reflect the responsibility and trustworthiness the role demands.