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    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) was established in 1961 and was named as the then Voice of Kenya Training School. Its main purpose was to train electronic engineering and technicians for the then, Kenya Broadcasting Service (KBS), that was later rebran[...]
    Date Posted: 11 Feb 2019

  • Accountant

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) was established in 1961 and was named as the then Voice of Kenya Training School. Its main purpose was to train electronic engineering and technicians for the then, Kenya Broadcasting Service (KBS), that was later rebran[...]
    Date Posted: 11 Feb 2019

  • Finance Manager

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) was established in 1961 and was named as the then Voice of Kenya Training School. Its main purpose was to train electronic engineering and technicians for the then, Kenya Broadcasting Service (KBS), that was later rebran[...]
    Date Posted: 11 Feb 2019

  • Chief Electronic Technician

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) is the oldest Middle Level media training Institution in Kenya established in 1961. It is currently a State Corporation established through Legal Notice No.197 of 2011(amended). The Institute offers training at Post Graduate[...]
    Date Posted: 19 Feb 2018

  • Principal Hospitality Officer

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) is the oldest Middle Level media training Institution in Kenya established in 1961. It is currently a State Corporation established through Legal Notice No.197 of 2011(amended). The Institute offers training at Post Graduate[...]
    Date Posted: 19 Feb 2018

  • Chief Hospitality Officer

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) is the oldest Middle Level media training Institution in Kenya established in 1961. It is currently a State Corporation established through Legal Notice No.197 of 2011(amended). The Institute offers training at Post Graduate[...]
    Date Posted: 19 Feb 2018

  • Principal Technical Instructor

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    Job Ref No. KIMC/PTI/1/2018 Duties and Responsibilities: Providing assistance in leadership and implementation of the strategic plan in the technical section to attain the mission and vision of the Institute. Managerial Responsibilities: Participating in the devel[...]
    Date Posted: 19 Feb 2018

  • Principal Lecturer

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    JOb Ref No. KIMC/PL/1/2018 Responsibilities lecturing specific subjects in areas of specialization in accordance with the syllabus; developing, reviewing and preparing training courses, programmes and schemes of work; assessing students’ performance and prep[...]
    Date Posted: 19 Feb 2018

  • Electronic Technician

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    Ref No. KIMC/CET/1/2018 Responsibilities Managing and maintaining electrical works, plants and equipment; Overseeing completion and certification of completed projects; Reviewing the overall performance of all technical facilities; Formulating technical specifica[...]
    Date Posted: 19 Feb 2018

  • Human Resource Manager

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    KIMC Grade11Ref No. KIMC/HRM/1/2017   Reporting to the Deputy Director Finance and Administration, the Human Resource manager is the Head of Human Resource Management Division. Human Resource Manager Job Responsibilities Designing, advising and implementing e[...]
    Date Posted: 07 Sep 2017

  • Supply Chain Management Officer

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    KIMC Grade 9 Supply Chain Management Officer Job Responsibilities Supervising inventory and stock control; Disposing of boarded stores and equipment; Planning of Supply Chain Management activities; Coordinating warehousing and market surveys and research. Qual[...]
    Date Posted: 07 Sep 2017

  • Principal Technical Instructor

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    KIMC Grade 10 Ref No. KIMC/PTI/2/2017 Principal Technical Instructor Job Responsibilities Providing assistance to Senior Principal Technical Instructor in leadership and implementation of the strategic plan in the technical section to attain the mission and vision of[...]
    Date Posted: 07 Sep 2017

  • Administration Manager

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    REF NO. KIMC/AM/5/2017 Purpose of the job To ensures administration activities are undertaken through formulation of policies, strategic planning and implementation and development of programs. The job offers support functions to other department to operate and achiev[...]
    Date Posted: 16 May 2017

  • Registrar

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    REF NO. KIMC/RAA/5/2017 Purpose of the job Provision of leadership, supervision and management of all administrative and operational functions of the office of the Registrar ( Academic Affairs) by ensuring integrity, accuracy and security of all academic data and reco[...]
    Date Posted: 16 May 2017

  • Technical Instructor

    Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
    REF NO. KIMC/PTI/5/2017 Purpose of the Job This position is responsible for providing assistance to Senior Principal Technical Instructor in leadership and implementation of the strategic plan in the technical section to attain the mission and vision of the institute.[...]
    Date Posted: 16 May 2017
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  • About Kenya Institute Of Mass Communication
  • The Kenya Institute of Mass Communication (KIMC) was established in 1961 and was named as the then Voice of Kenya Training School. Its main purpose was to train electronic engineering and technicians for the then, Kenya Broadcasting Service (KBS), that was later rebranded in 1962 as the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). KBC was then nationalized in 1964, and changed its brand to Voice of Kenya (VOK).

    Nationalization occasioned the departure of expatriates who worked at the broadcaster, creating an urgent need for qualified manpower to fill the vacant positions. In 1965, the new Voice of Kenya acquired a grant to start what became to be known as the Voice of Kenya Training School. The institution was also to serve the Ministry of Information which equally lacked qualified journalists, program producers, announcers and other cadre relevant in the field of mass communication.

    Training programs started from a humble wooden structure near the Kenyatta National Hospital. During the 1967/68 financial year the institute was funded to construct mass Media Communication Training institute in South – B Area (Mariakani) and the Institute named Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. Construction work commenced in October, 1967 and the first batch of trainees was transferred from the VOK Training School in November, 1968 to complete their studies at the new institute.

    Since then, KIMC has witnessed considerable expansion and diversification in its training programs. In addition to the engineering courses, radio and television production courses were introduced in 1969, followed by print journalism training in 1970, and film production courses in1975. KIMC has grown into one of the most respected institutions of its kind in Africa admitting students not only from Kenya but also from several African countries. Over the years, the institute has trained students from countries such as Somalia, Sudan, and Rwanda among others.

    The institute is now equipped with modern facilities for training in the fields of electronic and telecommunication engineering, film production, radio and television production, print and broadcast journalism, electronic and studio technology.As the ICT sector grows, it has become necessary for the media training institutions to develop new programs as well as expand the existing ones to produce graduates with the media market desired skills to satisfy the increasing demand for middle level media personnel. The training of media middle level personnel is supported by the government through funding of the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication.

    To ensure that the institute keeps abreast with Media Market and personnel training requirements, the government in 2011, transformed KIMC into a Semi-Autonomous Government Agency (SAGA) under Legal Notice No. 197 of 2011 with a mandate to offer training in communication and the cinematic arts.
    OUR CORE VALUES
    • Professionalism.
    • Responsible citizenship.
    • Integrity.
    • Fairness.
    • Transparency.
    • Objectivity and balance.

    OUR VISION
    Become a centre of excellence in professional mass media training in the region.

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