Entry-level tech — junior roles for stronger digital skills
Junior technical roles for youth with stronger digital or technical skills: IT support, QA testing, helpdesk and platform support. You don’t need a computer science degree — you need solid digital skills, curiosity, and the discipline to learn on the job.
What the work is like
Helping colleagues or customers solve computer, account and software problems (IT support / helpdesk).
Testing apps and websites before release, reporting bugs clearly (QA testing).
Supporting a digital platform’s users and operations — accounts, content, escalations.
Setting up devices, managing simple networks, keeping systems documented.
What helps you start
Confident computer skills and comfort learning new software quickly.
Clear written reporting — a good bug report or support ticket is a skill employers pay for.
Any certificate, TVET course or self-taught project helps. Show what you can do.
Example roles
Good to know
These roles usually require reliable computer access and may ask for evidence of skills — a certificate, a course, or practical assessments through Fuzu learning. Inuka lessons and Fuzu courses can help you get there.
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Roles like these on Fuzu right now
IT Support Assistant
Education group · Full-time · Nairobi
View on Fuzu →QA Tester
Software company · Contract
View on Fuzu →Helpdesk Assistant
ISP · Full-time · Thika
View on Fuzu →Sample of the kinds of roles in this pathway — live listings appear here from Fuzu when the program launches.
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