To be a world-class film content regulator. Mission To safeguard the national values and norms through efficient, effective and professional film regulatory services. OUR MANDATE The Kenya Film Classification Board, a state corporation under the Ministry of Sports, Culture and the Arts is mandated by Films and Stage Plays Act Cap 222 of Laws of Kenya to regulate the creation, broadcasting, possession, distribution and exhibition of films in the country with a view to promote national values and morality

REF: KFCB/HR/7/2023

Duties and responsibilities will entail:

• Formulating and implementing strategies and policies for procurement of goods and services Processing payments;
• Monitoring revenue collection and expenditures based on approved budgets;
• Applying sound principles, systems and techniques in accounting for finances, assets, revenue, expenditure and costs;
• Accounting for special funds, programmes and projects funds;
• Verifying financial reports;
• Verifying bank reconciliation statements;
• Monitoring revenue collection and expenditures based on approved budgets;
• Authorizing payments and claims within set limits as approved;
• Ensuring Appropriation In Aid (A-in-A) reports are prepared on quarterly basis;
• Managing accounts receivables and payables;
• Verifying and receipting of all monies due and payable to the Board;
• Analyzing and reporting on revenue collected to Management;
•  Ensuring Safe custody of Accountable Documents under his/her sections(s);
• Ensuring final accounts are prepared within time frame provided by financial legislations;
•  Preparing the financial statements of the Board;
• Undertaking financial risk assessments; and
•  Preparing quarterly financial management reports that fall under his/her section(s).

Job Specification

For appointment to this grade, an officer must:-

• Have five (5) years relevant work experience;
• Have Bachelor’s degree in any of the following disciplines; Commerce (Finance/Accounting Option),Economics, Business Administration/Management or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
• Have Part III of the Certified Public Accountants (CPA) Examination or equivalent qualification from a recognized institution;
• Be proficient in computer application;
• Have a undertaken a supervisory course lasting not less than two (2) weeks from a recognized institution;
• Have demonstrated merit and ability as reflected in work performance; and
• Have fulfilled the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution