Successful applicants will be expected to support Bomet University College's core mandate of teaching, training, and mentorship of students within the field of Marketing on a part-time basis.
Key Responsibilities and Duties
Deliver high-quality lectures and instruction to undergraduate and/or postgraduate students in Marketing.
Conduct student assessments, grading of assignments, and examinations.
Provide academic mentorship and guidance to students.
Support and advance the university's academic standards and educational mission.
Requirements for Appointment
Possess a minimum of a PhD degree in the relevant field (Marketing) from a recognized university.
Have at least two (2) years of teaching experience at the university level. This must be evidenced by documentation such as letters of appointment or contracts from previous university engagements.
Show evidence of having published in credible refereed journals.
Applicants with foreign academic qualifications must provide recognition and verification certificates from the Commission for University Education (CUE) or the National Qualification Authority (NQA).
How to Apply
Interested candidates must submit two (2) hard copies of their application containing:
A formal application letter specifying area of specialization, academic qualifications, work experience, and current place of employment.
A detailed Curriculum Vitae outlining personal details, academic/professional background, and teaching experience.
Certified copies of academic and professional certificates, transcripts, letters of appointment, National ID or passport, testimonials, and a CUE/NQA verification certificate for foreign degrees (where applicable).
Applications should be sent via registered mail or courier in an envelope clearly marked 'Part-time Application' addressed to:
The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration & Finance) Bomet University P. O. Box 701 - 20400 BOMET, KENYA
Additionally, send a soft copy in PDF running format to: parttime2026@bu.ac.ke.
Applications must be received on or before 19th June, 2026 by 5:00 pm (EAT).
