The Kenya School of Law (KSL) is the only bar school in Kenya. After their completion of an Undergraduate Degrees in Law from a recognized university, students attend the Kenya School of Law to be prepared for admission to the Kenyan Bar. The Kenya School of Law was established as a law vocational training school in 1963. 

Responsibilities or duties

The duties and responsibilities at this level entail: -

• Ensuring that letters are appropriately filed and marked to action officers;
• Controlling and opening of files and updating file index;
• Ensuring security of information/files in the registry;
• Up-dating and maintaining up-to-date file movement records;
• Ascertaining the general cleanliness of the registry; and
• Certifying that pending correspondence and bring-ups are checked and appropriate action taken;
• Renewing file covers;
• Ensuring proper handling of documents, pending correspondence and bring-ups; and
• Receiving and dispatching letters and maintaining related registers.

Qualifications or requirements

For appointment to this grade, an officer must have: -

• Diploma in Records Management/ Information Management/ Information Science/ or equivalent from a recognized Institution;
• Proficiency in Computer Applications; and
• Meet requirements of Chapter 6 of the Constitution.

• Ensuring that letters are appropriately filed and marked to action officers;
• Controlling and opening of files and updating file index;
• Ensuring security of information/files in the registry;
• Up-dating and maintaining up-to-date file movement records;
• Ascertaining the general cleanliness of the registry; and
• Certifying that pending correspondence and bring-ups are checked and appropriate action taken;
• Renewing file covers;
• Ensuring proper handling of documents, pending correspondence and bring-ups; and
• Receiving and dispatching letters and maintaining related registers.

• Proficiency in Computer Applications

• Diploma in Records Management/ Information Management/ Information Science/ or equivalent from a recognized Institution
• Proficiency in Computer Applications
• Meet requirements of Chapter 6 of the Constitution