Labour Market Conditions in Kenya: World Bank STEP Survey | KLMIS
World Bank STEP

Labour Market Conditions & Trends

Signals on labour market trends in Kenya from the World Bank Skills Toward Employability and Productivity (STEP) survey analysis.

8 Indicators
Kenya Coverage
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Viewing: Level of difference between required and current skills

Level of difference between required and current skills

2 charts from the STEP analysis

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Insight: Size of the difference between required and current skills for highly skilled workers

Level of difference between required and current skills for highly skilled workers as reported by employers

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Size of the difference between required and current skills for highly skilled workers
CategoryLarge (%)Medium (%)
Advanced computer skills5238
Grit5136
Foreign Language5020
Job-specific technical skill4937
Initiative4840
Perseverance4031
Adaptability4025
Reliability3020
Working under pressure3016
Team working2827
Literacy in English1716
Numeracy1310

Source: World Bank STEP survey

Insight: Size of the difference between required and current skills for middle skilled workers

Level of difference between required and current skills for middle skilled workers as reported by employers

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Size of the difference between required and current skills for middle skilled workers
CategoryLarge (%)Medium (%)
Foreign Language6130
Team working5648
Perseverance1339
Working under pressure5038
Grit4010
Adaptability4023
Initiative3830
Basic computer skills3318
Numeracy3130
Literacy in English2422
Reliability2117

Source: World Bank STEP survey