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Tutorial Fellow (Law)
CountyKisiiCityNot specifiedContractFull TimePosted2026-08-25Close dateNot specifiedExperienceNot specifiedSourceMyJobMag Kenya
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Kisii University is recruiting a Tutorial Fellow in Law on a full-time basis. The role involves assisting senior academic staff, pursuing a relevant doctorate, and supporting teaching and research activities. Candidates must hold a Bachelor's and Master's degree in a relevant area and be registered for a PhD.
- Full-time academic position at Kisii University
- Requires Bachelor's and Master's degree plus ongoing PhD registration
- Involves teaching assistance, research, and community service
- Apply online via the university's digital portal
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- VISION
- A world class University in the advancement of social welfare, research and academic excellence.
- MISSION
- To train high level human resource that meets the development needs of the country and international labour market, and to sustain production of high quality research and consultancy, and dissemination of knowledge, skills and competencies for...
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- Tutorial Fellow ( Law )
- Job Type
- Full Time
- Qualification
- BA/BSc/HND
- ,
- MBA/MSc/MA
Experience
- Location
- Kisii
- Job Field
Education
- / Teaching / Training
- ,
- Legal and Regulatory
Requirements
- for Appointment
- To be eligible for appointment to the position of Tutorial Fellow, the candidate must have:
- A Bachelor’s degree and a Master's degree in a relevant area from an accredited/ recognized University:
- Demonstrable potential for university teaching and or research during the appointment interview and also during the contract period;
- Registered for a relevant Doctorate (PhD) Degree
- Evidence of membership or affiliation to the relevant professional body where applicable;
- Proficiency in computer applications;
- Demonstrated merit and ability as reflected in work performance;
- Duties and
Responsibilities
- An individual appointed as a Tutorial Fellow shall:
- Assist senior academic members of staff in assignments allocated by the COD;
- Undertake a relevant Doctorate degree (PhD) Programme or MDS or MMed;
- Provide professional and community service, and participate in initiating strategic training and research partnerships and linkages; and
- Carry out such other duties and
- as may be assigned from time to time.
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- Method of Application
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- Kisii University on digital.kisiiuniversity.ac.ke
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