NSSF Opens Opportunities for Graduates; How To Apply

The agency stated the successful candidates should demonstrate high integrity, strong communication and interpersonal skills, ICT proficiency, and the ability to work well in teams...

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The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is opening applications for a one-year internship program aimed at providing Kenyan graduates with practical workplace experience. The deadline for applications is May 22.

The internship is open to unemployed Kenyan graduates aged 24-34 with degrees or diplomas, who have graduated within the last five years.
The programme is being offered by NSSF at its Head Office and branches nationwide.
Successful candidates, selected for the FY 2026/2027, should demonstrate high integrity, strong communication, ICT proficiency, and teamwork skills.

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