NYS to get priority in filling the 100,000 UAE jobs

Recruits during a pass-out parade at the National Youth Service College, Gilgil. Graduates from NYS will be given priority in the allocation of the 100,000 jobs Kenya has secured in the United Arabs Emirates. PHOTO | FILE |

National Youth Service (NYS) graduates will be given priority in the allocation of the 100,000 jobs Kenya has secured in the United Arabs Emirates.

Foreign Affairs and International Trade secretary Amina Mohamed said NYS graduates have the right skills to cope with life and work abroad.

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