State Department of Early Learning and Basic Education
Recruitment of Volunteer Graduate Assistants Cohort Five under the G-United National Volunteer Programme, Ministry of Education
G-United is a National Volunteer Programme initiated by the Presidency in 2014 and implemented by the Ministry of Education.
The Ministry of Education seeks to recruit a total of 1,600 young Kenyan graduates to join the fifth cohort of Kenya’s G-United National Volunteer Programme.
The programme targets recent Kenyan university graduates aged 21 -30 years old to serve as volunteers in communities outside their home counties for a period of 9 months.
They will undertake a week-long training which includes professional skills training, and subsequently be deployed to serve in the counties.
G-United is looking for self-driven, hardworking and passionate Kenyan graduates to experience life in a new county and become a generation of leaders and change-makers.
Volunteers become ‘Education Ambassadors’ who provide remedial education support to young learners in primary schools and contribute to the improvement of the quality of education in Kenya. In addition to this, G-United volunteers are encouraged to initiate social community projects of their choice within the local communities, which helps improve the quality of living. For their upkeep, volunteers receive a monthly stipend Kshs 6,000, along with NHIF cover during the service.
The purpose of this letter is to request you to deliver this information to the public through posters, community forums and any other relevant platform.
THERE ARE NO APPLICATION FEES CHARGED to take part in this recruitment process.
