Who we help in Nairobi CBD
People who work, study or commute in the central business district and want to apply for better roles without losing time in traffic.
What employers and applicants face
The city centre is home to many offices, banks, professional firms and public bodies, so applicants there often compete for office, finance, administration, legal and customer-facing roles.
CV tips for Nairobi CBD applicants
- Lead with measurable office or customer-service results
- Show systems you use, such as Excel or accounting software
- State your availability and notice period if you are employed
- Add two referees who can confirm your work
A note on location
Many people in the CBD apply during lunch breaks or after work. Because our service is online, you can place an order from your phone between meetings and send your documents later. We do not have an office in the CBD, and you do not need to meet us in person.
How ordering works
Choose a package, place your order, send your details and any existing CV, and a writer prepares your documents from scratch. A second person reviews them before delivery. You can request revisions within your package allowance.
Which package fits
Essential CV (KSh 650) suits students and first-time job seekers. Professional CV (KSh 1,750) suits experienced applicants and includes a tailored cover letter. Executive Career (KSh 3,500) and Elite Digital Identity (KSh 7,500) are for senior professionals. Read more in our guide to writing a CV in Kenya or compare the packages.
Questions
Do I need to come to the CBD to hand in documents?
No. Everything is sent and received digitally.
I am employed. Will my employer know?
We keep your documents confidential, and we will explain our data handling in our privacy policy.