Kelvin Kibet - Jobs & Scholarships

How to Write a CV With No Work Experience: A Guide for Students and Graduates

Build an entry-level CV around your education, projects, volunteering and skills, with examples that relate to the job you want.

Check scholarship offers for payment pressure, false promises and suspicious application links before sending money or personal documents.

Make your LinkedIn headline, About section and work history clear. Add relevant skills and projects, and keep your details up to date.

Prepare scholarship documents, references and essays early. Keep a calendar of deadlines and check that your application has been submitted.

Find suitable online vacancies, check the employer, tailor your application and protect your personal information during the job search.

Previous KCB recruitment examples covering compliance, private banking and investment roles. Check the official portal for current vacancies.

Compare practical checks for jobs and scholarships, confirm official application routes, identify suspicious fees, and protect your documents.

Research the employer, prepare STAR examples and practise answering questions aloud before your next interview.

Organise your CV so recruiters can find your qualifications and relevant experience quickly. Use clear examples and check the vacancy’s instructions.

Plan a scholarship essay around the question asked, support it with your own experience and leave time to edit before submission.