The County Government of Kericho, through the Kericho County Public Service Board (KCPSB), is seeking to recruit committed and service-oriented individuals to fill the position of Revenue Clerks (Clerical Officers). This opportunity is offered under the Department of Finance and Economic Planning, and is an essential part of the County’s efforts to enhance effective revenue collection and streamline financial operations.
With a growing population and expanding service delivery needs, the County Government is scaling up its internal revenue mobilization strategies. Revenue Clerks play a critical role in ensuring financial accountability, compliance, and citizen satisfaction at all service points. If you are passionate about public service and possess the right attitude towards revenue administration, this opportunity may be ideal for you.
Below is a full description of the job and the responsibilities attached to this position:
Job Title: Revenue Clerks (Clerical Officers)
Job Group: F
Advert Number: KCPSB/2025/32
Number of Posts: 30
Department: Finance and Economic Planning
Terms of Service: Permanent & Pensionable
Application Opening Date: 16th April, 2025
Application Deadline: 6th May, 2025
Duties and Responsibilities
The Revenue Clerks will report to designated revenue supervisors and will be responsible for the following tasks:
- Collecting Revenue: Ensure prompt and accurate collection of revenue across all county revenue streams.
- Daily Revenue Reports: Prepare and submit daily reports detailing individual collections for record-keeping and reconciliation purposes.
- Cashless Payment Enforcement: Actively check and ensure that all payments are processed through the county’s cashless revenue system to reduce leakage and enhance transparency.
- Issue Reporting: Identify and report any obstacles or incidents that may impede smooth revenue collection at any point of service.
- Trader Engagement: Create awareness among traders and business operators on the approved methods of revenue collection, especially regarding any changes in policy or technology.
- Asset and Record Management: Maintain safe custody of county revenue collection assets such as receipt books, mobile POS devices, and other records.
- Parking Guidance: Assist motorists with the registration and payment of parking fees as per the County’s parking regulations and systems.
- Invoice Preparation: Generate invoices for traders and follow up to ensure that they make payments in accordance with the County Finance Act.
- Public Relations: Establish and maintain good relationships with traders and the public to foster goodwill and portray a positive image of the County Government of Kericho.
Requirements for Appointment
To be considered for appointment to this role, applicants must meet the following minimum qualifications:
- Academic Qualification: Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) with a mean grade of at least C- (Minus).
- Technical Competency: A certificate in computer applications from a recognized institution.
Note: Additional qualifications or experiences are not required and should not be a barrier to applying.
Job Benefits
Successful applicants will be engaged on permanent and pensionable terms, offering job security and growth within the County Government structure. This also includes eligibility for county government benefits as per applicable human resource policies.
Working Environment
This position offers dynamic field and office-based work environments. Revenue Clerks may be stationed in various sub-counties, markets, or designated collection points depending on operational needs. Flexibility and interpersonal skills are key to thriving in this role, as it involves regular interaction with the public and teamwork within the revenue department.
Important Note
This position plays a central role in the county’s financial sustainability. Integrity, accountability, and reliability are highly valued. As part of the recruitment process, due diligence will be conducted to ensure that only individuals with a strong sense of public duty and ethical conduct are considered.
How to Apply
All applications must be submitted online through the official Kericho County Public Service Board recruitment system. If you are a first-time applicant, you must register and create an account before applying. For returning applicants, simply log in to your account and submit your application for the position listed under advert number KCPSB/2025/32.
Please note that applications sent via email or physical mail will not be accepted. Only applications submitted through the portal will be considered.
Kericho County is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage persons with disabilities, women, and marginalized groups to apply.
Make your move today and be part of a forward-moving team committed to excellence in public service delivery.
Deadline for Application: 6th May 2025
