Communications Authority of Kenya Recruitment 2025/2026

Communications Authority of Kenya Recruitment 2025/2026: The Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) has opened its 2025/2026 recruitment cycle, offering opportunities across policy, compliance, technical, and internship programs. Whether you’re a fresh graduate looking for hands-on experience or a seasoned ICT professional, CAK has something for you.

CAK regulates telecoms, broadcasting, postal, and cyber services, manages frequency spectrum, and enforces consumer protection. Joining CAK means being at the frontline of Kenya’s ICT sector growth and digital transformation.

Is the CAK Recruitment Portal Open?

Yes, the CAK careers page lists student attachment opportunities for April–June 2025 and previously January–March 2025, as well as a one-year internship program. Job openings are regularly updated on the official portal at www.ca.go.ke/careers.

Available Opportunities

1. Student Attachment (April–June 2025)

• Ongoing university students
• Duration: 3 months in 17 departments (HR, Finance, IT, Cybersecurity, Spectrum Management, Consumer Protection, etc.)
• Apply via a Google form with CV, cover letter mentioning department, and an enrollment letter
• Deadline: 28 March 2025, 5pm EAT.

2. Internship Program (2025)

• For graduates under 35
• 1-year placement in departments like Finance, HR, Legal, Consumer Protection, Risk & Quality Assurance
• Apply via online portal before 26 May 2025, 5 pm.

3. Technical and Compliance Vacancies

• Ad-hoc job adverts (e.g., Senior HR Officer lasted October 2024 – CA8) appear occasionally.

General Requirements

• Student Attachment: Currently enrolled undergraduates.
• Internship: University graduate under 35 with relevant degree.
• Staff Vacancies: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree + relevant work experience.
• Across all programs: Kenyan citizenship, valid ID, clean record, and qualifications alignment with the program or role.

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Counties Eligible for Kenya Airways Recruitment

Recruitment centers will open across all 47 counties, ensuring equitable access nationwide. Here’s a full breakdown:

Nairobi	Mombasa	Homa Bay
Tharaka-Nithi	Kajiado	Meru
Narok	Isiolo	Kisumu
Marsabit	Siaya	Mandera
Wajir	Garissa	Taita Mak Taveta
Kilifi	Tana River	Lamu
Kwale	Samburu	Busia
Kakamega	Vihiga	Bungoma
Bomet	Kericho	Machakos
Kitui	Embu	Makueni
West Pokot	Nakuru	Nyamira
Kisii	Migori	Turkana
Kiambu	Nyeri	Nyandarua
Murang’a	Laikipia	Nandi
Kirinyaga	Baringo	Elgeyo-Marakwet
Trans-Nzoia	Uasin Gishu

How to Apply

• Student Attachment: complete the Google form by the stated deadline.
• Internships and Jobs: apply via CAK’s e-recruitment portal, download the user manual, submit your CV, application letter, certificates, ID, and referee contacts.
• Always double-check deadlines and fields before submitting.

Application Deadlines

Program	Deadline
Attachment (Apr–Jun)	28 March 2025, 5pm
Attachment (Jan–Mar)	16 Dec 2024, 5 pm
Internship (2025 batch)	26 May 2025, 5pm
Staff vacancies	Varies per advert

Why Join CAK?

• Influence Kenya’s telecoms, cybersecurity, broadcasting, and postal/courier regulation.
• Gain valuable exposure in spectrum allocation, licensing, consumer protection, and quality control.
• Learn from top ICT professionals in a structured and empowering environment.
• Build a competitive CV with government-recognized experience.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is the CAK recruitment free?
A1: Absolutely. No fees are charged. All payment requests are fraudulent.

Q2: Who can apply for the student attachment?
A2: Only current undergraduates enrolled in recognized Kenyan universities are eligible.

Q3: Can I apply for both attachment and internship?
A3: Yes, you can participate if you fulfill the eligibility criteria and meet the deadlines for both programs.

Q4: How competitive is the internship program?
A4: Quite competitive. CAK looks for graduates under 35 with strong academic records and relevant qualifications.

Q5: Will attachments/interns get paid?
A5: Attachments are typically unpaid or may receive a small stipend, but the internship program includes a monthly allowance. Reports suggest CAK interns receive reasonable support.

Q6: What happens after applying?
A6: Shortlisted candidates will be contacted via email/call. Interviews or assessments follow for interns and staff roles.

Q7: How long before I hear back?
A7: Timeline varies, attachments get responses within 2–4 weeks; internships and jobs may take longer depending on vetting and the number of applicants.

Final Summary

If you’re aiming to join Kenya’s ICT regulator, CAK’s 2025 programmes offer meaningful pathways:

• For students: 3-month attachments across multiple departments.
• For grads: 12-month internships under 35.
• For professionals: Staff vacancies when available across different grades.

Ensure you meet eligibility, apply on time, prepare strong documents tailored to the role, and only use official channels.