Lecturers in Kenya earn varying salaries based on their roles, qualifications, experience, and the type of institution they work for (public or private). In 2024, the salary range for lecturers is diverse:
Adjunct and College Lecturers: Those in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) or medical colleges like KMTC earn between Ksh 40,000 and Ksh 80,000 per month. Their pay depends on their specialization and institution.
Assistant Lecturers: Often early-career professionals, assistant lecturers earn between Ksh 38,000 and Ksh 180,000 monthly, influenced by the institution and their roles.
University Lecturers:
Regular lecturers in public universities earn between Ksh 100,000 and Ksh 300,000 monthly, with additional allowances raising the total significantly.
Senior lecturers, typically Ph.D. holders, receive Ksh 145,000 to Ksh 500,000 monthly, inclusive of allowances.
Part-time and Seasonal Lecturers: These lecturers are paid based on hours worked, earning between Ksh 25,000 and Ksh 100,000 per month.
Private Institutions: While public university lecturers often earn more, some private institutions offer competitive salaries depending on demand and specialization.
Overall, salaries also increase with experience. For instance, a lecturer with 20+ years can earn up to Ksh 290,000 or more monthly.
By Creatorhub