Kenya Power Advertises Attachment Opportunities for Certificate, Diploma and Degree Students
- Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) announced its latest intake for the September to November attachment programme
- The utility company explained how students pursuing different courses should apply for the opportunities online
- The state corporation listed the requirements that candidates should meet and set a deadline to submit applications
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Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced attachment opportunities for certificate, diploma, and bachelor's degree students.
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In an advert shared on its website, the power utility company noted that the industrial attachment opportunities are available in various departments.
Successful candidates will work for a maximum period of three months, from September to November 2025.
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"In line with the government’s commitment to supporting youth empowerment, Kenya Power is offering exciting attachment opportunities to continuing students to gain hands-on work experience and develop key employability skills," KPLC stated.
What are the requirements for KPLC attachment?
- Applicants should be available full-time throughout the three months of the programme.
- Be a continuing student at an accredited educational institution working towards a degree, diploma, or craft certificate (technical and non-technical courses, electrical engineering, mechanical/automotive engineering, civil engineering, and plumbing).
- Have a legitimate letter of introduction from the relevant educational institution.
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What is the application process for KPLC attachment?
The company asked interested and qualified individuals to submit their applications online through the KPLC website, under the careers section.
It clarified that students should apply for the opportunities by Monday, July 28.
"Interested persons should apply online by going to the career opportunities section and public information tab on the Kenya Power website. Applications must be submitted by Monday, July 28, 2025, at the latest. Only those who have been shortlisted will be contacted. Canvassing will result in automatic disqualification," it explained.
How should job applicants polish their CVs?
Simon Ingari, a career development associate with OYK CV Writing & Interview Coaching Services, advised candidates to tailor their CVs to the speciality they are applying for.
He noted that CVs and certificates should be sent in PDF format to avoid distortion.
"A CV is needed during the application for internships, graduate trainee programmes and entry-level jobs. A well-organised CV is the first step for a polished job hunter. More than half of the questions in the interview are from your CV.
A CV is the first impression for you in the interview. Make a folder for your certificates and a CV draft, and always update them. Write your CV according to the application and the speciality you are applying for," he told TUKO.co.ke.
Which other organisations advertised jobs?
In related news, President William Ruto announced 4,000 internship vacancies under the Affordable Housing Programme.
Students with backgrounds in engineering, construction management, surveying, architecture, and other fields will be eligible for the programme.
At the same time, the government invited the youth to apply for the NYOTA project, which provides KSh 50,000 in seed capital for young men and women living with disabilities to start businesses.
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