How to Apply: Your application should include a cover letter detailing why you are the best fit for this position and your CV with relevant skills and experience. The closing date will be 4th September 2026. Visit the application link provided on this page to submit your application.
Show Your Teaching and Mentoring Impact
This role is about shaping the next generation of community health workers. Hiring managers will look for evidence that you can deliver both theory and hands-on practicals, and that you can guide trainees through the TVET system.
1. Highlight your TVET experience: Detail your experience teaching in TVET institutions, especially any involvement with KNEC or CDACC exams. Mention specific courses you've taught and any curriculum development you've contributed to.
2. Showcase your practical skills: Community health is hands-on. Give examples of how you've conducted practical sessions, supervised attachments, or assessed competencies in real-world settings.
3. Prove your mentoring ability: This role includes mentoring students. Share instances where you've guided students academically or professionally, and the outcomes of that mentorship.
4. Emphasize your ICT proficiency: You'll be entering grades into an ERP and possibly using digital tools for teaching. Mention specific software or platforms you're comfortable with, like Moodle or other LMS.
5. Prepare for exam-related questions: Expect to be asked about your experience with exam preparation, validation, and invigilation. Have concrete examples ready.
6. Show your commitment to quality: The posting stresses adherence to curriculum and occupational standards. Talk about how you maintain accuracy in assessment and record-keeping.
7. Align with Amref's mission: Amref focuses on lasting change in health. Connect your teaching philosophy to this mission, showing how you prepare trainees to make a real difference in communities.
8. Polish your communication: Fluent English is required. Be prepared to demonstrate your communication skills in the interview, both in explaining concepts and in interacting with diverse trainees.