KICD said qualified applicants should submit their applications through its designated virtual application link.
The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has advertised 17 positions on permanent and pensionable terms, opening opportunities across senior management, technical, administrative and curriculum development functions.
The positions range from Senior Deputy Director and Deputy Director roles to assistant-level technical positions and curriculum development officers.
At the senior management level, KICD is seeking to recruit a Senior Deputy Director, Corporate Services and a Senior Deputy Director, Research, Quality Assurance and Consultancy, both at KICD Grade 2.
The institute is also recruiting a Deputy Director, Human Resource Management and Development at Grade 3.
Three Assistant Director positions are available at Grade 4 in Printing and Publishing, Quality Assurance and Supply Chain Management.
The Assistant Director, Technical Services position at the same grade is being re-advertised. At Grade 5, KICD has vacancies for a Principal Security Officer, Principal Human Resource Management and Development Officer, Principal Producer (TV), Principal Planning Officer and Principal Officer Administrator.
The institute has also advertised two Grade 9 technical positions, namely Assistant Studio Technical Operator III and Assistant Printing and Publishing Technician III.
Three Grade 8 positions are also open. These are Curriculum Development Officer II, Marine and Fisheries Technology, Curriculum Development Officer, Media Technology and Office Administrator II.
The positions of Curriculum Development Officer II, Marine and Fisheries Technology, Curriculum Development Officer, Media Technology and Office Administrator II are being re-advertised.
KICD said qualified applicants should submit their applications through its designated virtual application link.
Applications must be addressed to the Director/Chief Executive Officer, Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, PO Box 30231–00100, Nairobi.
Each application must include an application letter, an up-to-date curriculum vitae, academic and professional certificates, relevant testimonials, National Identification Card details, current mobile telephone numbers and the names, telephone numbers and addresses of two referees.
Applicants have until October 9, 2026, to submit their applications.
KICD advised applicants to ensure that all required information and supporting documents are provided and that their applications are successfully submitted through the virtual application platform before the deadline.
The institute said only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and warned that canvassing in any form will lead to automatic disqualification.
KICD also encouraged persons with disabilities and candidates from marginalised groups to apply for the advertised positions.
