Internships in Kenya
Internships from Kenyan employers, in one place and checked daily. Create one CareerCraft Connections profile, see how well you match each role, and track every application you make.
26 open now, updated daily.
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- Web Designer Intern (WordPress) at Oracom Group KenyaCollected from the employer's advert
- Nutrition Intern at Helen Keller International KenyaCollected from the employer's advert
- Brand & Marketing Intern at Superior Homes KenyaCollected from the employer's advert
- E-commerce Intern at African Originals NairobiCollected from the employer's advert
- Natural Resources Officer (Intern) at MAZIDO Kenya
Common questions
- What is the difference between an internship and an industrial attachment?
- An industrial attachment is usually a required part of your diploma or degree, taken while you are still studying and assessed by your institution. An internship is usually taken near or after the end of your studies and is a route into work. CareerCraft Connections places attachment students itself; internships are recruited by the employer.
- Do I pay anything to apply?
- No. Applying to internships and jobs through CareerCraft Connections is free. Be careful of anyone who asks you to pay to secure an internship or a job.
- Are internships in Kenya paid?
- Many employers pay a monthly stipend, but the amount varies. Where the employer has shared the pay, the listing shows it.
- How do I apply?
- Create a free profile. For internships posted on CareerCraft Connections you apply with your profile in one step. For internships collected from an employer's own advert, you apply on their site or by the email they give — and you can still record and track the application here.