PAVRISK Announces Job Vacancies in 15 Counties, How to Apply

The Performing and Audio-Visual Rights Society of Kenya (PAVRISK) has announced job vacancies for Copyright Licensing Officers in 15 counties across the country.

In a vacancy notice dated March 11, 2026, PAVRISK said it is seeking motivated, self-driven, and results-oriented individuals to serve as Copyright Licensing Officers within their counties of residence.

The positions are commission-based and are aimed at strengthening licensing and royalty collection for music and audio-visual works used publicly.

The officers will support the organization’s mandate to license public performance and communication of musical and audiovisual works on behalf of rights holders in Kenya.

PAVRISK Announces Job Vacancies

PAVRISK explained that the officers will be responsible for identifying businesses that publicly use music and audio-visual content.

These include hotels, bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, retail outlets, public service vehicles, and other establishments.

The officers will be expected to educate business owners on copyright compliance and the importance of obtaining valid licenses.

According to PAVRISK, the role will also involve facilitating the issuance of licenses and supporting royalty collection in line with PAVRISK guidelines.

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Officers will be required to maintain accurate records of licensed users within their assigned areas.

They will submit periodic reports on licensing and enforcement activities and support public awareness initiatives on copyright protection within their counties.

Minimum Requirements

PAVRISK said the positions are open to candidates who meet specific minimum requirements.

Applicants must have a diploma in Sales, Marketing, Business Administration, or a related field.

Prior experience in sales, banking, insurance, microfinance, marketing, civil service, or customer relations will be considered an added advantage.

The organization noted that applicants must currently reside in the county they are applying for.

Applications from candidates living outside the specified counties will not be considered.

Candidates must also demonstrate the ability to meet sales or collection targets.

Strong negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills are also required for the role.

Applicants are expected to be self-motivated and to demonstrate high levels of integrity and professionalism.

PAVRISK clarified that the engagement is purely commission-based.

“This engagement is purely commission-based, with competitive commission rates based on successful licensing and revenue collection performance, and successful candidates will support PAVRISK licensing operations within their county of residence,” read part of the advertisement by PAVRISK.

Commission rates will be competitive and will depend on successful licensing and revenue collection performance.

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Only individuals who perform well in licensing operations within their county of residence will continue to be engaged.

How to Apply

Interested candidates have been asked to submit their applications immediately.

Applications should include a curriculum vitae (CV) and a brief cover letter.

The cover letter must clearly indicate the county in which the applicant is currently residing.

Applications should be sent by email to [email protected].

The subject line of the email should read: Application – Copyright Licensing Officer (County Name).

PAVRISK also stated that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

In the notice, the organisation stated that it is an equal opportunity organisation and encouraged qualified individuals residing in the listed counties to apply.

PAVRISK reiterated that the recruitment is part of efforts to improve licensing coverage, enhance royalty collection, and strengthen copyright compliance at the county level.