Senior Case Counsel
Job Grade- NCIA 4
The Centre offers dispute
administration services and facilities for the conduct of arbitration,
mediation and other alternative dispute resolution mechanism.
Job Grade- NCIA 4
The Nairobi Centre for International
Arbitration is a State Corporation established under the Nairobi Centre for
International Arbitration Act No.26 of 2013 with the primary mandate to promote
the practice of international commercial arbitration in Kenya and other forms
of alternative dispute resolution in domestic arena.
An officer at this level will report
to the Principal Case Counsel – Case Administration Unit.
Responsibilities
A Senior Case Counsel will be
responsible for:
·
Ensuring receipt and acknowledgment
of dispute notices, requests, responses, statements and all other procedural
filings;
·
Assessment of fees payable and
ensuring payment thereof;
·
Assigning case/dispute reference
numbers to registered requests;
·
Custody and safe keeping of the
registry stamps or other impression used to evidence receipt at the registry of
the Centre;
·
Proof-read orders, directions and
decisions of a tribunal, the Court and Registrar for compliance with the actual
order, direction and decision before dissemination to all relevant parties;
·
Ensuring compliance with and
enforcement orders, directions and decisions of a tribunal, the Court and
Registrar;
·
Ensuring certification of orders,
directions and decisions of a tribunal, the Court and Registrar;
·
Collect, compile and analyze data of
cases;
·
Prepare periodic returns and case
reports; and
·
Other duties as may be assigned to
the officer.
Qualifications
·
Served in the grade of case Counsel –
case Administration for a period of three (3) years
Or,
·
Relevant working experience of at
least three (3) years in a comparable position in a public or private
organization
·
Bachelor’s degree in either law,
arbitration or a related field from a recognized university;
·
Attended a Senior Management Course
lasting not less than four (4) weeks in a recognized institution or its
equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
·
Have met all the requirements of
Chapter six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya;
·
Be a member of a recognized
professional body in good standing;
How to Apply
Business Development Internship
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Duration of Internship 6 months
The Nairobi Centre for International
Arbitration is a State Corporation established under the Nairobi Centre for
International Arbitration Act No.26 of 2013 with the primary mandate to promote
the practice of international commercial arbitration in Kenya and other forms
of alternative dispute resolution in domestic arena.
The Centre offers dispute
administration services and facilities for the conduct of arbitration,
mediation and other alternative dispute resolution mechanism.
Qualifications
·
Degree in Business Administration,
Marketing, Communication with a strong bias for research methods from a
recognized university.
·
Demonstrable skills in Digital
Marketing/Social Media Marketing is an added advantage.
·
The persons eligible for this
programme shall:
·
Be unemployed Kenyan graduate from
recognized training institutions who have completed their degrees course within
the last two (2) years and not been exposed to work experience related to their
area of study;
·
Be graduate of Degree and Diploma
programmes, for whom internship is a requirement for registration by their
respective professional bodies;
·
Not have retired or exited from
formal employment;
·
Not have benefited from a similar
programme and available for the entire period of program
·
Be unemployment Kenyan youth aged
between 20 and 35years;
·
Be Computer literate
Personal Attributes
·
Must be a person of integrity
(Current Police Clearance-Good Conduct require)
·
Must be goal oriented, dynamic
self-driven and diligent individual
·
Must possess excellent interpersonal
and communication skills
Please note
Only shortlisted candidate will be
contacted
The Centre does not guarantee
employment after the completion of the internship program
How to Apply
Case Management Internship
2 Vacancies
Duration of Internship 6 months
The Nairobi Centre for International
Arbitration is a State Corporation established under the Nairobi Centre for
International Arbitration Act No.26 of 2013 with the primary mandate to promote
the practice of international commercial arbitration in Kenya and other forms
of alternative dispute resolution in domestic arena.
The Centre offers dispute
administration services and facilities for the conduct of arbitration,
mediation and other alternative dispute resolution mechanism.
Qualifications
·
Degree in Law, Arbitration,
International Trade/ Investment Law, or related field from a recognized
university.
·
Demonstrable skills in research
methods and writing is an added advantage.
·
The persons eligible for this
programme shall:
·
Be unemployed Kenyan graduate from
recognized training institutions who have completed their degrees course within
the last two (2) years and not been exposed to work experience related to their
area of study;
·
Be graduate of Degree and Diploma
programmes, for whom internship is a requirement for registration by their
respective professional bodies;
·
Not have retired or exited from
formal employment;
·
Not have benefited from a similar
programme and available for the entire period of program
·
Be unemployment Kenyan youth aged
between 20 and 35years;
·
Be Computer literate
Personal Attributes
·
Must be a person of integrity
(Current Police Clearance-Good Conduct require)
·
Must be goal oriented, dynamic
self-driven and diligent individual
·
Must possess excellent interpersonal
and communication skills
Please note
Only shortlisted candidate will be
contacted
The Centre does not guarantee
employment after the completion of the internship program
How to Apply