Kenya's National Crime Research Centre Advertises 21 Vacancies for Job Seekers
- Kenya's National Crime Research Centre (NCRC) advertised 21 job openings for professionals in diverse fields
- The state corporation based in Nairobi explained the application process for interested and qualified candidates
- Career development expert Simon Ingari explained to TUKO.co.ke what job seekers should do to increase their chances of recruitment
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Kenya's National Crime Research Centre (NCRC) has advertised 21 vacancies for entry, middle and managerial-level positions.
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The state corporation, established by the National Crime Research Act (Cap 62, No. 4 of 1997), asked interested and qualified candidates to submit their applications online.
It is mandated to carry out research into the causes of crime, its prevention, and to disseminate the research findings and recommendations to government agencies concerned with the administration of criminal justice and other relevant stakeholders.
When is the deadline for National Crime Centre jobs?
In an advertisement published in the government newspaper, MyGov, on Tuesday, August 5, the government agency noted that individuals should apply for the vacancies by Monday, August 25.
It warned applicants against canvassing, noting that it is an equal-opportunity employer.
"Interested candidates are advised to visit the centre’s website and apply online as guided. The application should be filled out and sent not later than 5.00pm on Monday, August 25, 2025. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. National Crime Research Centre is an equal opportunity employer; people with disabilities, the marginalised and the minorities are encouraged to apply. Applicants are informed that any form of canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification," the advert read.
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Which vacancies did NCRC advertise?
- Assistant director, research - three positions.
- Assistant director, finance.
- Assistant director, human resources.
- Principal planning officer.
- Senior research officers - five positions.
- Senior office administrator.
- Senior knowledge management officer.
- Human resource management officer.
- Supply chain management officer.
- Accountant.
- Legal officer.
- Internal auditor.
- Corporate communication officer.
- Records management officer.
- Office administrator.
What should job seekers do?
Career development expert Simon Ingari advised job seekers to polish their CVs to ensure they capture the attention of the recruiter.
"Don't overthink it. Just tell them why you are awesome and why you want the job. Keep your resume simple and straightforward. Use bullet points. Employers like things easy to read. Highlight the important stuff like skills and experience," Ingari told TUKO.co.ke.
He also recommended that graduates and professionals should be honest and avoid fancy words.
"Just be real, there is no need for fancy words. Be intentional, honest, and stay persistent. Do not lose hope if you are not hired," he added.
He can be reached at cv@oyk.co.ke.
Which other institutions announced jobs?
In other news, the KCB Bank advertised several job openings with a tight deadline.
Vihiga county announced several job openings in the finance and medical departments.
Elsewhere, the Ministry of Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy advertised several vacancies at the Media Council of Kenya.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
