The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has announced new job opportunities. These jobs are open to Kenyans who wish to work during upcoming elections and voter registration exercises. Successful applicants will earn between Ksh 1,000 and Ksh 2,500 per day, depending on their job roles.
Available IEBC Job Positions
IEBC has several short-term jobs across different counties. The main positions include:
- Polling and Counting Clerks
- Voter Registration Clerks
- ICT Clerks
- Voter Educators (Ward, Constituency, and County level)
- Presiding Officers and Electoral Trainers
- Deputy Presiding Officers
- Logistics Officers
These are temporary positions in the byelections to be held in November.
IEBC Job Salaries and Daily Rates
The pay depends on your position. Here is a simple breakdown of the daily allowances:
| Position | Daily Pay |
|---|---|
| Polling and Counting Clerks | Ksh 1,000 |
| Voter Registration Clerks | Ksh 1,500 |
| ICT Clerks | Ksh 1,500 |
| Voter Educators | Ksh 1,500 – 2,500 |
| Presiding Officers and Electoral Trainers | Ksh 2,000 |
| Deputy Presiding Officers | Ksh 1,800 |
| Logistics Officers | Ksh 1,500 |
These rates may change slightly depending on the location and work duration.
How to Apply for IEBC Jobs
Applying for IEBC jobs is simple and fully online. Follow these steps carefully:
- Go to the official IEBC job portal at jobs.iebc.or.ke.
- Browse through the available job listings.
- Read the job requirements and duties carefully.
- Create an account or log in to your existing profile.
- Fill in your details and upload the required documents.
- Submit your application before the deadline.
Important: Only online applications will be accepted. Any manual or paper applications will be rejected.
Application Deadline
All applications must be submitted before October 16, 2025. Late applications will not be considered. It is important to apply early to avoid system congestion on the final day.
What You Need to Know Before Applying
Before applying, here are a few important points:
- You must be a Kenyan citizen with a national ID.
- You should have at least a KCSE certificate for most positions.
- You may be required to work long hours, especially on voting days.
- You should be honest, reliable, and willing to follow IEBC rules.
- Applicants may be posted to any ward or constituency in their county.
Why Work with IEBC
Working with IEBC is more than just a temporary job. It is an opportunity to:
- Earn extra income.
- Gain work experience in public service.
- Contribute to free and fair elections in Kenya.
- Network with professionals and government officers.
If you meet the requirements, this could be a great way to start or grow your career.
Final Thoughts
The IEBC recruitment process is open and transparent. Anyone can apply as long as they meet the qualifications. Visit jobs.iebc.or.ke and submit your application today.
Don’t wait until the last minute, apply today.
