World Vision International has announced a broad range of employment, consultancy, and graduate internship opportunities in Kenya, providing openings across finance, humanitarian affairs, grants, advocacy, technology, WASH, supply chain, research, and other professional areas. The latest vacancies are located primarily in Karen, Nairobi, with opportunities available for both experienced professionals and recent graduates seeking to build careers in international development and humanitarian work. World Vision Jobs in Kenya The current opportunities include a management position, a consultancy, a technology role, and several graduate internships. The advertised positions include: Group Lending Manager, VisionFund Kenya — Nairobi. Individual Consultant: National Periodic Assessment of the Marketing of Breast-Milk Substitutes (BMS) in Kenya — Karen. IT Event Management Engineer — Karen. Graduate Finance Intern — Karen. Humanitarian Emergency Affairs Intern — Karen. Graduate Grants Program Support Intern — Karen. Graduate Advocacy & External Engagement Intern — Karen. Graduate Digital Multi-Media & Graphic Design Intern — Karen. Graduate Faith & Development Intern — Karen. Graduate People & Culture Intern — Karen. Graduate WASH Intern — Karen. Graduate Intern – Supply Chain — Karen. Graduate Research & Development Intern — Karen. Graduate Internship Opportunities The collection of graduate vacancies provides opportunities for recent graduates to gain practical experience across different functions within an international development organisation. The Graduate Finance Intern role is relevant to candidates seeking experience in financial operations, while the Graduate Grants Program Support Intern provides an opportunity to develop skills in grants administration and programme support. Candidates interested in humanitarian response can consider the Humanitarian Emergency Affairs Intern position, while those interested in public policy and communications may find the Graduate Advocacy & External Engagement Intern relevant. The organisation is also seeking graduate interns in: Digital multimedia and graphic design. Faith and development. People and culture. Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH). Supply chain. Research and development. These roles cover a wide range of academic and professional backgrounds, potentially making the internship opportunities relevant to graduates from finance, development studies, communications, design, human resources, environmental health, logistics, research, and related disciplines. Professional and Specialist Opportunities World Vision is also recruiting experienced professionals for several specialist positions. The Group Lending Manager, VisionFund Kenya position is based in Nairobi and offers an opportunity for a professional with relevant financial services, lending, microfinance, or programme management experience. The organisation is additionally seeking an IT Event Management Engineer in Karen, providing an opportunity for an information technology professional with relevant technical expertise. Another opportunity is the Individual Consultant assignment focused on conducting a national periodic assessment of the marketing of breast-milk substitutes in Kenya. The consultancy is particularly relevant to professionals with appropriate expertise in public health, nutrition, research, policy, or regulatory assessment. Locations The current World Vision opportunities are concentrated in two Kenyan locations: Nairobi: Group Lending Manager, VisionFund Kenya. Karen: Consultancy, IT Event Management Engineer, and the listed graduate internship positions. Karen is also the location of World Vision’s Kenya office, making it a significant hub for the organisation’s professional and graduate recruitment activities. Opportunities for Recent Graduates The number of graduate internships makes this recruitment update particularly relevant to young professionals seeking entry-level experience with a major international development organisation. The available areas include: Finance. Humanitarian affairs. Grants management. Advocacy and external engagement. Digital media and graphic design. Faith and development. People and culture. WASH. Supply chain. Research and development. Applicants should carefully review the individual vacancy descriptions because eligibility requirements, academic qualifications, experience expectations, application deadlines, and other conditions can differ between positions. How to Apply Interested candidates should access the individual World Vision International vacancy pages and review the complete requirements before submitting an application. Applicants are encouraged to ensure that their CVs and supporting documents accurately reflect the qualifications and skills relevant to the specific position. The vacancies were posted between approximately two and five days before the listing provided, meaning prospective applicants should check the individual postings for the latest application deadlines and recruitment status. The opportunities demonstrate World Vision’s continued recruitment across both professional and graduate-level positions in Kenya, with roles spanning humanitarian response, development programming, technology, finance, communications, research, and operational support. 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