PSC advertises 1,000 internship slots for ICT graduates under Digital Literacy Programme
The Public Service Commission (PSC) has announced 1,000 internship opportunities for ICT and education graduates under the Ministry of Education’s Digital Literacy Programme. These 12-month, non-renewable internships aim to strengthen digital learning in primary schools, with successful applicants supporting teachers in using digital devices and e-learning platforms. Applicants must have graduated no earlier than 2022 and hold relevant Bachelor's or Diploma degrees in ICT or Education with ICT specialization.
Why it matters
This initiative addresses youth unemployment by providing practical experience to graduates while simultaneously advancing digital literacy and technology integration in public education, which is crucial for national development and future workforce readiness.
The Public Service Commission has announced 1,000 internship opportunities under the Ministry of Education’s Digital Literacy Programme targeting graduates with qualifications in information and communication technology and education.
Digital Learning Programme (DLP), also known as the Digital Literacy Programme, is a national government project that brings computer technology into public schools to improve teaching and learning.
Successful applicants will be the fifth cohort to be deployed under the programme administered by the State Department for Basic Education as part of efforts to strengthen digital learning in schools.
The interns will serve for 12 months on a non-renewable basis, gaining practical skills and experience while supporting the implementation of digital learning programmes in primary schools.
Successful applicants will be deployed to schools at subcounty level and will support teachers and schools in the use of digital learning devices, e-learning platforms and other technology-based education services.
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