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How to Apply: Download the Job Application Form (form Psc/f/2026) from www.parliament.go.ke, attach copies of academic and professional certificates and testimonials, and a Self-Declaration Form from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission. Submit your application online as a PDF attachment to psccommissioner2026@parliament.go.ke by Friday, 28th August, 2026, 5:00 p.m. Kenyan time.

Demonstrate Your Track Record in Public Affairs

This is a high-level constitutional role, not a routine job. The selection panel will scrutinize your experience and integrity, so your application must reflect both.

1. Highlight your public affairs experience: Detail your roles in public service, governance, or policy-making. Quantify your impact where possible, such as years of service or projects led.

2. Showcase your integrity: Provide evidence of ethical conduct, such as clean records, awards, or recognitions. The Self-Declaration Form is critical—ensure it is accurately filled.

3. Tailor your CV to the constitutional role: Emphasize your understanding of Kenya's Constitution, particularly Chapter 6 on leadership and integrity, and Article 127 on the Parliamentary Service Commission.

4. Prepare for a rigorous vetting process: Expect questions on your vision for Parliament's efficiency, your approach to oversight, and your ability to work with diverse stakeholders.

5. Network strategically: Connect with current or former commissioners, parliamentarians, or public affairs professionals to gain insights and potentially secure recommendations.

6. Demonstrate your commitment to public service: Show a history of volunteerism or non-partisan service. This role requires impartiality and dedication to the institution.

7. Polish your written communication: Your application form and cover letter must be error-free and persuasive. Use clear, formal language that reflects the gravity of the position.

8. Plan for the interview: Practice answering questions on constitutional matters, public administration, and ethical dilemmas. Be ready to give concrete examples of how you have handled challenges in your career.