4,000 Internship Slots Open Under Kenya's Housing Program

The Government of Kenya has rolled out an exciting opportunity for young graduates, 4,000 internship positions under the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP). If you’re a recent graduate looking for a chance to gain hands-on experience and earn a stipend, this could be your chance.

4,000 Internship Slots Open Under Kenya's Housing Program

What Is the Affordable Housing Programme?

The Affordable Housing Programme is part of the government’s larger Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA). Its aim is to make home ownership possible for low and middle-income earners by constructing affordable housing units across the country. But the initiative is more than just about homes; it’s also about creating jobs and upskilling young Kenyans.

About the 4,000 Internship Opportunities

The Public Service Commission (PSC), in partnership with the State Department for Housing and Urban Development, is offering these internship positions as part of its efforts to empower Kenyan youth. These positions are open to graduates from universities, TVET institutions, and technical colleges.

Key Highlights of the Internship:

• Number of slots available: 4,000

• Monthly stipend: Ksh 25,000

• Duration: 12 months (non-renewable)

• Location: Various counties across Kenya

• Deadline for applications: July 30, 2025

Interns will be attached to various housing project sites and offices under the Ministry of Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development.

Who Can Apply?

So, who’s eligible? Here’s what you need to qualify:

• Must be a Kenyan citizen

• A degree or diploma from a recognized institution in a relevant field

• Have graduated not earlier than 2019

• Must be available for the full 12-month duration

This opportunity is perfect for those who have completed their studies but haven’t yet secured permanent employment or a professional attachment.

Fields of Internship

The 4,000 internship opportunities are spread across different disciplines. Whether you studied engineering, architecture, environmental planning, social sciences, or business-related courses, there’s likely a spot for you. Some of the areas you might be placed in include:

• Project Management

• Construction Supervision

• Architecture & Design

• Procurement & Logistics

• Community Engagement & Mobilization

• Finance & Administration

How to Apply

1. Visit the official Public Service Commission portal
2. Go to the “Internship Opportunities” section
3. Click on the advert titled  “Affordable Housing Internship Programme (AHIP) – 2025”
4. Create an account or log in
5. Fill in your personal and academic details
6. Upload your academic certificates, National ID, and any other required documents
7. Submit your application before July 30, 2025

Ensure your documents are scanned clearly and that all the required fields are filled in correctly. Incomplete applications will not be considered.

What Happens After You Apply?

After the deadline, the Public Service Commission will review applications. If you’re shortlisted, you’ll be contacted via email or phone for the next steps. Keep an eye on your inbox and be ready to report for duty if selected.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I apply if I have a certificate instead of a diploma or degree?

Unfortunately, no. This program is specifically for degree and diploma holders.

What if I graduated before 2019?

You are not eligible for this round of internships. The program targets recent graduates from 2019 onwards.

Can I choose where I want to be posted?

No, postings will be done based on project needs and your area of study.

Is the internship renewable?
No, each placement is strictly for 12 months.