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Recruitment of Police Constables REPUBLIC OF KENYA THE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE (NPS) RECRUITMENT OF POLICE CONSTABLES Pursuant to Chapter VI and Articles 10; 232; 238(d); 243; 246(3); 246(4), of the Constitution of Kenya; Sections 10, 11 and 12 of the National Police Service Commission Act, 2011 and the National Police Service Act 2011, and pursuant to section 10(2) of the National Police Service Commission Act, 2011, I the Inspector General, in exercise of powers delegated to me seeks to recruit 10,000 suitably qualified candidates to be trained as Police Constables. 1. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS COUNTY COUNTY S/NO CONSTITUENCY CENTRE Entry Applicant must: CODE 1. MVITA MOMBASA (MVITA GROUNDS) 1. Be a citizen of Kenya; 2. KISAUNI KHADIJA PRIMARY SCHOOL 2. Hold a Kenya National Identity Card; DONGO KUNDU (LIKONI 3. LIKONI 3. Possess a minimum qualification of‘D+’( Plus) in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary APPROVED SCHOOL GROUNDS) 1. MOMBASA Education (KCSE) examination with a ‘D+’ (Plus) in either English or Kiswahili CHANGAMWE (CHANGAMWE OIL 4. CHANGAMWE languages; REFINERIES) 4. Be aged between 18 and 28 years for holders of KCSE Examination Certificate or its 5. JOMVU AMANI PRIMARY SCHOOL equivalent, and up to 30 years for diploma and degree holders; 6. NYALI ASK SHOW GROUND 5. Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution; 7. MATUGA MATUGA BARAZA PARK (KWALE) 6. Be physically and medically fit; 8. KINANGO KINANGO SECONDARY SCHOOL 2. KWALE MSAMBWENI KENYATTA PRIMARY 9. MSAMBWENI 7. Have no criminal record or pending criminal charges. SCHOOL Female Candidates must NOT be pregnant at recruitment and during the ENTIRE 10. LUNGA LUNGA LUNGA LUNGA PRIMARY SCHOOL training period. 11. MALINDI MALINDI ALSKA GROUNDS NOTE: 12. MAGARINI MAGARINI DISTRICT HQS A Candidate who: 13. KALOLENI COUNCIL GROUNDS KALOLENI 14. KILIFI NORTH BAHARI STADIUM a) Canvasses directly or indirectly; 3. KILIFI b) Willfully, and blatantly lies, misrepresents, cheats and fails to disclose material facts; 15. KILIFI SOUTH KIKAMBALA D.O’S OFFICE GANZE – GANZE SECONDARY c) Engages in any corrupt activity; 16. GANZE SCHOOL Shall be disqualified, and in the case of (b) and (c) in addition be arrested and prosecuted. 17. RABAI RABAI LUNGWE PRIMARY SCHOOL 2. GENDER BALANCE 18. GALOLE HOLA STADIUM 4. TANA RIVER 19. GARSEN TANA DELTA DISTRICT HQS Not more than two thirds of the recruited candidates shall be of the same gender. 20. BURA BURA DISTRICT HQS 3. DIVERSITY 21. LAMU WEST KIBAKI GROUNDS MOKOWE 5. LAMU The recruitment shall reflect the regional and ethnic diversity of the Kenyan people. 22. LAMU EAST FAZA 23. WUNDANYI WUNDANYI STADIUM 4. APPLICATION SUBMISSION 24. VOI VOI STADIUM 6. TAITA TAVETA All candidates must complete the prescribed application form obtainable from: 25. MWATATE KENYATTA HIGH SCHOOL • the nearest Officer Commanding Police Division (OCPD) or any police station 26. TAVETA TAVETA AIRSTRIP • the nearest Sub-County Administration Police Commander’s (DAPC) offices 27. GARISSA GARISSA PRIMARY SCHOOL • the nearest Recruitment Centres (Constituency offices) 28. DADAAB DADAAB AIRSTRIP 29. LAGDERA MODOGASHE PRIMARY SCHOOL • the nearest Chief’s offices 7. GARISSA 30. FAFI BURA EAST POLICE STATION • Nearest Huduma Centres 31. MBALAMBALA MBALAMBALA PRIMARY SCHOOL • At the recruitment centre on the recruitment date 32. IJARA MASALANI POLICE DIVISION HQS Forms can also be downloaded from; www.npsc.go.ke, www.kenyapolice.go.ke, 33. WAJIR EAST WAJIR STADIUM www.mygov.go.ke, www.administrationpolice.go.ke. LEHELEY PRIMARY SCHOOL 34. WAJIR SOUTH All applications must be submitted with the following documents: HABASWEIN BARAZA PARK HON KHALIF GIRLS SECONDARY (a) A copy of the academic certificates and testimonials; 35. WAJIR WEST (b) A copy of the National I/D or Passport; 8. WAJIR SCHOOL BUTE GIRLS SECONDARY SCHOOL 36. WAJIR NORTH Candidates shall present themselves at the recruitment centre with the duly completed BUNA DC’S form on the day of the recruitment. 37. ELDAS ELDAS SECONDARY SCHOOL NOTE: 38. TARBAJ TARBAJ PRIMARY SCHOOL 1. Each candidate must present the original supporting documents for verification. 39. MANDERA SOUTH DC’S OFFICE The originals shall be returned to the candidates before the candidate leaves the 40. MANDERA WEST TAKABA PRIMARY SCHOOL MANDERA NORTH YOUTH HALL recruitment centre. 41. MANDERA EAST 2. It is contemplated that Candidates recruited for the training into the Service shall be 9. MANDERA CENTRE 42. MANDERA NORTH DC’S OFFICE required to serve in the National Police Service for a minimum of ten (10) years. 43. BANISA BANISA PRIMARY SCHOOL 3. Under section 25 of the National Police Service Commission Act, any 44. LAFEY LAFEY DC’S HQS person who willfully gives to the Commission any information which is MARSABIT POLICE DIVISION 45. SAKU false or misleading in any material particular, commits an offence and DC’S OFFICE MAIKONA shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding two hundred thousand LAISAMIS POLICE DIVISION HQS shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years or to 46. LAISAMIS LOIYANGALANI POLICE STATION both. 10. MARSABIT MOYALE POLICE STATION 5. DATE AND PLACES OF RECRUITMENT 47. MOYALE SOLOLO PRIMARY SCHOOL The recruitment exercise will be held on Monday April 20th, 2015 starting at 8:00am to GROUNDS NORTH HORR POLICE DIVISION 5.00pm at the following Constituency-based Recruitment Centres. 48. NORTH HORR HQS Note that special consideration has been given to Wajir South, Wajir North, Saku, Laisamis, ISIOLO POLICE DIVISION HQS Moyale, Turkana North and Isiolo North Constituencies, which have been granted two 49. ISIOLO NORTH 11. ISIOLO MERTI DC’S HQS centres each, only on account of the huge geographic expanse in respect of each of the 50. ISIOLO SOUTH GARBATULA POLICE DIV HQS said constituencies. THE NATIONAL POLICE SERVICE (NPS) RECRUITMENT OF POLICE CONSTABLES COUNTY COUNTY COUNTY S/NO CONSTITUENCY CENTRE COUNTY S/NO CONSTITUENCY CENTRE CODE CODE 51. IMENTI CENTRAL KARIENE PRIMARY SCHOOL 112. GITHUNGURI GITHUNGURI STADIUM 52. IMENTI NORTH KINORU STADIUM 113. KIAMBU GIRIGITI STADIUM 53. BUURI TIMAU STADIUM 114. KIKUYU DC’S OFFICE 54. IMENTI SOUTH NKUBU STADIUM 115. LARI KIMENDE HIGH SCHOOL 12. MERU 55. IGEMBE SOUTH MAUA STADIUM 116. LIMURU KWAMBIRA STADIUM 56. IGEMBE NORTH MURINGINE PRIMARY SCHOOL 117. GATUNDU SOUTH GATUNDU TOWN STADIUM 22. KIAMBU 57. IGEMBE CENTRAL KANGETA 118. RUIRU RUIRU MUNICIPAL STADIUM 58. TIGANIA WEST UURU STADIUM 119. GATUNDU NORTH KAMWANGI DC’S OFFICE 59. TIGANIA EAST NGUTHIRU STADIUM 120. THIKA TOWN THIKA MUNICIPAL STADIUM CHUKA/ CHUKA TOWN DC’S BARAZA 121. KABETE NDURARUA PRIMARY SCHOOL 60. IGAMBANG’OMBE GROUND 122. JUJA PREMIER BAG GROUNDS THARAKA 13. 123. KIAMBAA KARURI PRIMARY SCHOOL NITHI 61. MAARA KIENGANGURU DC’S GROUND 124. TURKANA SOUTH LOKICHAR 62. THARAKA MARIMANTI LOKITAUNG 125. TURKANA NORTH 63. RUNYENJES RUNYENJES MUNICIPAL STADIUM DC’S OFFICE KIBISH 23. TURKANA 126. TURKANA CENTRAL LODWAR 64. MANYATTA MOI MUNICIPAL STADIUM 14. EMBU 127. TURKANA WEST KAKUMA 65. MBEERE SOUTH UMAU GROUNDS 128. LOIMA LORUGUM 66. MBEERE NORTH MBEERE NORTH DC’S GROUNDS 129. TURKANA EAST LOKORI KITUI SECONDARY SCHOOL 67. KITUI CENTRAL 130. KACHELIBA KACHELIBA GROUNDS POLICE DIVISION HQS 131. KAPENGURIA 68. MWINGI CENTRAL MWINGI SECONDARY SCHOOL KAPENGURIA 69. MWINGI NORTH KYUSO STADIUM 24. WEST POKOT SIGOR MIXED & BOARDING 132. SIGOR 70. MWINGI EAST MATHUKI PRIMARY SCHOOL PRIMARY SCHOOL 15. KITUI ST. KIZITO PRIMARY SCHOOL 71. MWINGI WEST MIGWANI STADIUM 133. POKOT SOUTH LELAN 72. KITUI SOUTH MUTOMO MIXED SECONDARY SCH 134. SAMBURU WEST DC’S OFFICE MARALAL 73. KITUI EAST CHULUNI DC’S GROUNDS 25. SAMBURU 135. SAMBURU EAST WAMBA 74. KITUI WEST KAUWI PRIMARY SCHOOL KABATI 136. SAMBURU NORTH DC’S OFFICE BARAGOI 75. KITUI RURAL KISASI BOYS SECONDARYSCH 137. SABOTI KENYATTA STADIUM MACHAKOS POLICE DIVISION 76. MACHAKOS 138. KIMININI KIMININI DO’S OFFICE HQS 26. TRANS NZOIA 139. CHERANGANY KACHEBORA DC’ S OFFICE 77. YATTA KITHIMANI SECONDARY SCHOOL 140. ENDEBES ENDEBES POLICE STATION MAKUTANO DEB PRIMARY 78. MWALA SCHOOL 141. KWANZA KWANZA DO’S OFFICE. MASINGA BOYS SECONDARY 142. AINABKOI KIPCHOGE STADIUM 16. MACHAKOS 79. MASINGA SCHOOL 143. KAPSERET ELDORET SHOW GROUND 80. KATHIANI DC’S OFFICE KATHIANI 144. MOIBEN DO’S OFFICE MOIBEN 27. UASIN GISHU 81. MAVOKO KMC GROUND ATHI RIVER 145. TURBO PAUL BOIT BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 82. KANGUNDO D.E.B PRIMARY SCHOOL 146. KESSES DO’S OFFICE KESSES 83. MATUNGULU KISUKIONI SECONDARY SCHOOL 147. SOY 64 STADIUM POLICE DIVISION HQS ITEN 84. MAKUENI MAKUENI POLICE DIVISION HQS 148. KEIYO NORTH TOWNSHIP 85. KIBWEZI EAST KIBWEZI SPORTS GROUND ELGEYO/ 149. KEIYO SOUTH DC’S OFFICE CHEPKORIO SALAMA MOSQUE POLYTECHNIC 28. 86. KIBWEZI WEST MARAKWET MOI GIRLS SECONDARY GROUND 150. MARAKWET WEST 17. MAKUENI KAPSOWAR 87. MBOONI KIKIMA SECONDARY SCHOOL 151. MARAKWET EAST CHESOI PRIMARY SCHOOL KILUNGU DAY SECONDARY 88. KAITI SCHOOL 152. MOSOP KABIYET HIGH SCHOOL 153. EMGWEN KIPCHOGE KEINO STADIUM 89. KILOME MUKAA DISTRICT HQS 154. NANDI HILLS SAMOEI HIGH SCHOOL 90. NDARAGWA NDARAGWA 29. NANDI RESSIO PRIMARY SCHOOL - 91. KINANGOP NJAMBINI 155. ALDAI KOBUJOI 18. NYANDARUA 92. OL KALOU OLKALOU 156. CHESUMBEI MOI HIGH SCHOOL SIRGOI 93. OL JOROROK OL JOROROK 157. TINDERET MARABA 94. KIPIPIRI WAKIONGO 158. ELDAMA RAVINE ELDAMA RAVINE PLAY GROUND 95. NYERI TOWN RURINGU STADIUM 159. MOGOTIO MOGOTIO P/STATION GROUND 96. KIENI MWEIGA STADIUM 160. BARINGO CENTRAL KABARNET 30. BARINGO 97. OTHAYA OTHAYA STADIUM 161. BARINGO SOUTH MARIGAT 19. NYERI 98. TETU WAMAGANA 162. BARINGO NORTH KABARTONJO 99. MATHIRA KARATINA STADIUM 163. TIATY CHEMOLINGOT STADIUM 100. MUKURWEINI MUKURWEINI STADIUM 164. LAIKIPIA EAST NANYUKI KIRINYAGA 31. LAIKIPIA 165. LAIKIPIA WEST RUMURUTI GROUNDS 101. KERUGOYA STADIUM CENTRAL 166. LAIKPIA NORTH DOLDOL T. CENTRE 20. KIRINYAGA 102. NDIA KIANYAGA STADIUM 167. NAKURU EAST AFRAHA STADIUM NAKURU TOWN 103. MWEA WANG’URU STADIUM 168. NAKURU WEST KAPTEMBWA GROUNDS 104. GICHUGU KIANYAGA 169. BAHATI J.M. KARIUKI PRIMARY SCHOOL 105. KIHARU IHURA STADIUM MURANG’A 170.
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