Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro urged Kenyans to actively apply for job opportunities abroad, particularly those advertised by the Ministry of Labour Nyoro highlighted that President William Ruto’s administration is working to secure international job opportunities for Kenyans, but many positions remain unfilled He expressed concern over the recent Ministry of Health advertisement for 2,000 nursing positions abroad, which offered a salary of KSh 200,000 but only attracted around 500 applicants....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has called on Kenyans to actively pursue job opportunities abroad when they are advertised by the Ministry of Labour.
Nyoro said that Ruto’s administration is making efforts to get job opportunities abroad, but Kenyans are not applying for the openings.
“With all the efforts President Ruto is making to create jobs, please take advantage of these opportunities,” Nyoro urged.
Nyoro expressed concern over the low application rate and urged Kenyans to stay vigilant about job openings.
He referenced the recent advertisement by the Ministry of Health for 2,000 nursing positions abroad, offering a salary of KSh 200,000.
He said that despite the attractive offer, only around 500 people applied, leaving a substantial number of positions unfilled.
“Recently, our Ministry advertised 2,000 nursing positions abroad with a salary of KSh 200,000, but only around 500 people applied. The rest missed out. When you hear about job openings, don’t ignore them,” Nyoro said.
In other related news, Kenya has sent 350 seasonal workers to the UK to work in the agricultural sector under the Mkulima Majuu Programme.
The workers, recruited through the Youth Enterprise Development Fund, will spend six months in the UK, arriving in time for the critical harvest season.
This group of workers will arrive in the UK as the country enters its critical harvest season, which runs from late July to October when essential crops like wheat, barley, potatoes, and carrots are harvested.
The CS for Labour, Alfred Mutua, announced the government’s ambitious plans to increase the number of young Kenyans employed abroad by sending about 40000 workers each month…CONTINUE READING>>
