Sikri Technical & Vocational College for the Blind Deaf has long been recognized as a center of excellence in technical and vocational education. Our institution has consistently embraced change and innovation, adapting our programs to meet the evolving needs of industries and equipping our graduates with the skills required to excel in the job market.. Our institution has consistently demonstrated its commitment to excellence and has made significant strides in recent years. Over the past years the institution has recorded a marked improvement in its internal and external examination. This has been made possible by a dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff. The technical has embraced modern technology, established industry partnerships, and introduced modern teaching methodologies to ensure our students are well-equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly changing world. We have witnessed our graduates excelling in various sectors, making a positive impact, and contributing to the socioeconomic development of our nation and the county at large. The institution has embraced blended form of learning through its ODEL centerDUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES The Kenyan Sign Language Interpreter is responsible for providing accurate, professional, and timely sign language interpretation services at the reception of the institution, facilitating seamless and dignified communication between deaf and hard-of-hearing persons and the hearing staff, trainees, and visitors. Specific duties and responsibilities include: Provide accurate and professional Kenyan Sign Language (KSL) interpretation services at the reception area for deaf and hard-of-hearing visitors, trainees, and staff Welcome and guide guests, visitors, and trainees at the reception, ensuring they are directed to the appropriate offices or personnel Facilitate effective communication between hearing and deaf/hard-of-hearing individuals during inquiries, meetings, and institutional engagements at the front office Assist deaf and hard-of-hearing trainees in navigating institutional processes, including registration, fee payment, and general administrative procedures Support the institution in promoting a disability-inclusive environment in compliance with the Persons with Disabilities Act (Cap 133) of the Laws of Kenya Maintain confidentiality and professional ethics in all interpretation engagements Liaise with relevant departments to ensure the needs of deaf and hard-of-hearing persons are adequately addressed  Perform any other duties as may be assigned by the authority from time to time  ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Applicants must hold a Certificate in Kenyan Sign Language, Kenyan Sign Language Interpretation, Kenyan Sign Language Communication or an equivalent from a recognized institution, Knowledge of deaf culture and disability inclusion practices in Kenya Good interpersonal, communication, and customer service skills Computer literacy and proficiency in basic MS Office applications At least one (1) year of relevant experience in sign language interpretation, special needs support, or a related front office or customer-facing role will be an added advantage