Deputy Commissioner for Cooperative
Development
Assistant Commissioner for Cooperative Development
Salary Scale: Kshs. 98,500 -Kshs.
166,780p.m. (CSG 6)
Terms of Service: Permanent and
Pensionable
Responsibilities
An officer at this level may be
deputy head of a Directorate/Division. Duties and responsibilities will entail:
–
·
providing technical advice on
co-operative investments, finance, credit, marketing, project management
extension and advisory services;
·
developing and ensuring
implementation of policies;
·
enforcing compliance with
co-operative legislation;
·
designing, coordinating and
monitoring the implementation of co-operative activities, programmes and
policies;
·
carrying out market research and
disseminating research findings;
·
preparing and validating registration
and de-registration of co-operative societies’ documents;
·
developing education and training
packages for the co-operative movement; promoting value addition and
processing; and
·
undertaking co-operative risk
assessment;
Qualifications
·
a minimum service period of fifteen
(15) years and currently serving in the grade of Assistant Director for
Cooperative Development, Grade CSG 7 or in a comparable and relevant position
in the Public Service;
·
a Bachelors degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a Masters degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, Law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a certificate in Strategic Leadership
Development Programme lasting not less than six (6) weeks from a recognized
institution;
·
demonstrated managerial, administrative
and professional competence in work performance & exhibited a thorough
understanding of national goals, policies, objectives and an ability to relate
them to the Co-operative Development and Marketing Function.
Cooperative Audit Director
Terms of Service: Permanent and
Pensionable or Local Agreement – Contract
Basic salary Scale Ksh. 132,000 p.m.
rising to 195, 410 p.m (CSG 5)
Responsibilities
The Director of Co-operative Audit
will be answerable to the Principal Secretary responsible for Co-operative
Development and Marketing for policy formulation, planning, organizing,
directing, co-coordinating and controlling the Co-operative Audit Services.
Duties and responsibilities will entail: –
·
setting and maintaining professional
audit standards for Co-operative Audit;
·
developing and issuing co-operative
audit manuals and guidelines;
·
certifying annual audit co-operative
societies’ accounts;
·
ensuring provision of continuous and
compliance audit; registering audited societies’ accounts;
·
collecting and accounting for
Appropriation-in-Aid;
·
offering tax consultancy to
co-operative societies;
·
overseeing and ensuring preparation
and implementation of strategic objectives; and
·
overseeing finances and assets
management of the department;
Qualifications
·
a minimum service period of fifteen
(15) years and currently serving in the grade of Deputy Director for
Cooperative Audit, Grade CSG 6 or in a comparable and relevant position in the
Public Service;
·
a Bachelors degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce (Accounting/Finance option), Economics,
Mathematics, Statistics, Business Administration or Cooperative Management from
a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a Masters degree in any of the
following disciplines:- Commerce (Accounting/ Finance option), Economics,
Mathematics, Statistics, Auditing, Business Administration or Co- operative
Management from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a certificate in Strategic Leadership
Development Programme lasting not less than six (6) weeks from a recognized
institution;
·
been a registered member of any of
the following professional bodies:-Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA),
Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK) or Certified
Information Systems Auditor (CISA);
·
demonstrated managerial, administrative
and professional competence in work performance and exhibited a thorough
understanding of national goals, policies, objectives and ability to relate
them to the co-operative audit function.
Deputy Director of Pensions
Basic Salary: Kshs.98,500 – Kshs.166,780
p.m. (CSG 6)
Terms of Service: Permanent and
Pensionable
Responsibilities
Duties and responsibilities at this
level will include:
·
implementing pensions policies and
monitoring their effectiveness;
·
developing and reviewing pensions
policies and strategies;
·
vetting and ensuring security of
pension claim documents;
·
approving statutory awards;
·
coordinating pensions legislation
amendments;
·
managing performance and capability
building;
·
coordinating research on pension
matters;
·
monitoring and coordination of
services between the field offices and the Pensions Department;
·
providing leadership in either
Assessment or Payroll or Claims Divisions;
·
advising on assessment and processing
of pensions and gratuity awards;
·
coordinating the budget process; and
·
developing annual divisional work
plans;
Qualifications
·
served for a minimum period of
fifteen (15) years and currently serving at the grade of Principal Pensions
Officer, CSG 8 and above or in a comparable and relevant position in the public
service;
·
a Bachelors degree in any of the
following fields: Actuarial Science, Economics, Commerce, Insurance, Business
Administration, Human Resource Management or any other equivalent qualification
from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
attended a Strategic Leadership Development
Course lasting not less than six (6) weeks from a recognized institution;
·
be well versed in the interpretation
of Pension Laws and be able to provide guidance on such laws; and
·
demonstrated professional competency
and administrative capability in managing the pensions functions
NOTE: Possession of a relevant
Masters degree will be considered as an added advantage.
Assistant Director of Pensions
Basic Salary: Kshs.85,110 –
Kshs.119,730p.m. (CSG7)
Terms of Service: Permanent and
Pensionable
Responsibilities
Duties and responsibilities at this
level will include:
·
developing pensions policies and
strategies;
·
administering pension benefits;
·
drafting amendments to legislation on
pension matters;
·
monitoring changes in legislation
that may affect the pensions functions and propose interventions;
·
coordinating research on matters
relating to pensions in public and private sectors; and
·
participating in pensions litigation
ns and court cases
Qualifications
·
served for a minimum period of twelve
(12) years, and currently in the grade of Principal Pensions Officer, CSG 8 or
in a comparable and relevant position in the public service;
·
a bachelor’s degree in any of the
following fields: Actuarial Science, Economics, Commerce, Insurance, Business
Administration, Human Resource Management or any other equivalent qualification
from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
attended a Senior management course
lasting not less than four (4) weeks from a recognized institution;
·
be well versed in the interpretation
of Pension laws and be able to provide guidance on such laws; and
·
demonstrated professional competency
and administrative capability in managing the pensions functions
NOTE: Possession of a relevant
Master’s degree will be considered as an added advantage.
Commissioner for Cooperative
Development
Basic Salary Scale: Ksh.166,780 –
Ksh.322,040 p.m. (CSG 4)
Terms of Service: Permanent and
Pensionable/Local Agreement
Responsibilities
The Commissioner for Cooperative
Development will be the head of the Technical
Department and responsible to the
Principal Secretary for all issues relating to cooperative legislation and
related statutes, their interpretation, application and implications.
The specific duties and
responsibilities at this level will include: –
·
effective coordination of activities
of the co-operative technical services;
·
overseeing formulation and
implementation of co-operative policies, legislation and programmes;
·
spearheading formulation and
implementation of policies and strategies related to the co-operative sector;
·
setting long-term goals for the
development of co-operative movement;
·
developing linkages with development
partners and other relevant stakeholders within the co-operative sector
nationally, regionally and internationally;
·
identifying and acting on impediments
and constraints to the implementation of policies and programmes;
·
securing and managing financial
support for development plans; and
·
designing and implementing well
prioritized and competitive programmes.
Qualifications
·
a minimum service period of eighteen
(18) years and currently serving in the grade of Deputy Commissioner for
Co-operative Development, CSG 6 and above or in a comparable and relevant
position in the Public Service;
·
a Bachelors degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, Law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a university recognized Kenya;
·
a Masters degree in any of the
following disciplines: Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, Law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a certificate in Strategic Leadership
Development programme lasting not less than six (6) weeks from a recognized
institution; and
·
demonstrated managerial,
administrative and professional competence and a thorough understanding of
national goals, policies, objectives and an ability to relate them to proper
management of the Co-operative Movement.
Senior Deputy Commissioner for
Cooperative Development
Basic Salary Scale: Ksh.132,000 p.m.
– 195, 410 p.m. (CSG 5)
Terms of Service: Permanent and
Pensionable or Local Agreement – Contract
Responsibilities
The Senior Deputy Commissioner for
Co-operative Development may head a
Directorate/Division. Duties and
responsibilities will entail: –
·
co-operative policy formulation and
implementation;
·
enforcing compliance with
co-operative legislation;
·
developing and overseeing
implementation of education and training, projects and programmes,
·
efficient and effective provision of
extension, management, legal and registration services;
·
ensuring good co-operates governance
practices in the co-operative movements.
·
overseeing and ensuring preparation
and implementation of strategic objectives;
·
preparing and implementing the
divisions performance contracts, work plans and appraisal systems;
·
instituting operational
accountability; and
·
overseeing finances and assets
management of the division.
Qualifications
·
a minimum service period of fifteen
(15) years currently serving in the grade of Deputy Commissioner for
Co-operative Development, CSG 6 or in a comparable and relevant position in the
public service;
·
a Bachelors degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, Law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a Masters degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, Law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a certificate in Strategic Leadership
Development Programme lasting not less than six (6) weeks from a recognized
institution;
·
demonstrated managerial,
administrative and professional competence in work performance & exhibited
a thorough understanding of national goals, policies, objectives and an ability
to relate them to the co-operative development and marketing function.
Assistant Commissioner for Cooperative Development
Terms of Service: Permanent and Pensionable
Basic salary scale: Ksh 85,110 p.m.. – Ksh 119,730 p.m. (CSG7)
Responsibilities
An officer at this level may be deployed to head a specialized
unit. Duties and responsibilities will entail:
·
providing technical advice in area of
specialization;
·
advising on cooperative investments;
·
analyzing data for policy
formulation;
·
enforcing compliance with co-operative
legislation;
·
carrying out market research and
disseminating research findings;
·
promoting value addition and
processing;
·
conducting co-operative banking
inspections;
·
undertaking co-operative risk
assessment; and
·
preparing and evaluating co-operative
activities and trends for promoting the cooperative movement.
Qualifications
·
a minimum service period of twelve
(12) years and currently serving in the grade of Principal Cooperative Officer,
CSG 8 or in a comparable and relevant position in the Public Service;
·
a Bachelors degree in any of the
following disciplines: Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Statistics, Mathematics, Sociology, Agricultural Economics,
Agricultural Engineering, Co-operative Management, Marketing, Entrepreneurship,
Management and Organizational Development, Finance or Agribusiness from a
university recognized in Kenya;
·
a Masters degree in any of the
following disciplines: – Commerce, Business Administration, Agriculture,
Economics, Sociology, Law, Agricultural Economics, Co-operative Management,
Marketing, Entrepreneurship, Management and Organizational Development, Finance
or Agri-business from a a university recognized in Kenya;
·
a certificate in Senior Management
Course lasting not less than four (4) weeks from a recognized institution; and
·
demonstrated administrative ability
and professional competence in work performance.
How To Apply
Applications are invited from qualified persons for the
positions shown below.
Interested and qualified persons are requested to make their
applications as follows:
·
online through one of the
Commission’s websites www.publicservice.go.ke and www.psckjobs.go.ke
OR
·
by completing ONE PSC 2 (Revised
2016) application form. The form may be downloaded from the Commission’s
websites.
Please Note
·
Candidates should NOT attach any
documents to the application form. ALL the details requested in the
advertisement should be filled on the form.
·
Only shortlisted and successful
candidates will be contacted.
·
Canvassing in any form will lead to
automatic disqualification.
·
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION IS
COMMITTED TO AVAILING EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES TO ALL KENYANS. PEOPLE
WITH DISABILITIES, THE MARGINALIZED AND THE MINORITIES ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
Shortlisted candidates shall be required to produce originals of
their National Identity Card, academic and professional certificates and
transcripts during interviews.
Serving officers shall be required to produce the original
letter of appointment to their current substantive post during the interview.
Completed applications should be sent or delivered to:
THE SECRETARY/CEO
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
COMMISSION HOUSE
P.O. BOX 30095 – 00100
NAIROBI
so as to reach the Commission on or before 12th November 2019