The third phase of the Kazi Mtaani programme plans to equip youth with certifiable skills, particularly in the construction sector.
This is to ensure sustainability of the programme and transform youth to skilled labourers rather menial workers.
Housing and urban development Principal Secretary Charles Hinga said the Government seeks to position youth to take up opportunities within their communities.
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“The focus of the programme will be providing technical and vocational skills to youth as well as equipping them to corporatise and form organisations that can take up work through community contracting,” he said.
Mr Hinga said Kazi Mtaani will provide opportunities to undertake projects that will provide a livelihood and an avenue for skills building.
“In this phase, therefore, it is anticipated that Kazi Mtaani youth will be engaged in activities that will lead to qualification and accreditation in the construction sector,” he said.
” Using on-the-job training and apprenticeship as the path to certification, youth with an interest in construction works will be recruited into the available work streams.”
How to Apply
Recruitment for the third phase of Kazi Mtaani will commenced on November 19th 202,ahead of the official start in December.
All interested candidates are required to apply through the Kazi Mtaani Management System Portal http://register.kms.go.ke, a web-based system specifically developed by the government to facilitate the registration and management of beneficiaries of the programme.
Kazi Mtaani Management System has been developed where those interested will be registered in a timely, transparent and efficient manner that will be equitable across the board.
Requirements for Applicants
- A valid national ID.
- Be a Kenyan citizen of between 18-35 years.
- KCPE or KCSE certificate ( not a must but is an added advantage).
- One must not be benefiting from any national government transfer programme.
- A signed indemnity form providing details of phone number for payment
