Vanessa Kamau
About me
I am a professional communication officer with skills in Kenya sign language, Office administration, public relations, document proof reading, editing, research, customer experience, social media management, data collection and analysis. I am a collaborative colleague and I can adapt to the working environment. Additionally, I am a good time manager who works with integrity and is willing and able to learn.
Skills
Work Experience
Corporate Communication Specialist
Teachers Service Commission
June 12, 2024
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June 12, 2025
Assisted in gathering and compiling information on departmental events, activities, and achievements for internal and external communication. Supported the preparation, editing, and distribution of press releases, speeches, and newsletters. Helped manage the Commission’s social media pages by drafting posts, responding to public inquiries, and monitoring engagement. Participated in organizing corporate events, workshops, and media briefings. Liaised with journalists, media practitioners, and other stakeholders to enhance the Commission’s public image. Assisted in preparing communication materials, including reports, photos, and press kits. Handled filing, documentation, and record-keeping of communication-related materials. Supported day-to-day administrative duties within the Corporate Affairs Department.
Education
Bachelor of Arts Languge and communication with IT
Bachelor's Degree
September 19, 2017
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February 25, 2022
Bachelor of Arts in Communication from Maseno University, with training in public relations, corporate communication, and media writing. Gained strong communication, editing, and client relationship management skills.
Honors & awards
certificate of appreciation for the exemplary commitment and service to persons with disabilities
December 8, 2023
Awarded in recognition of my outstanding dedication to promoting inclusivity, accessibility, and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities. The honor acknowledged my active role in advocating for disability rights, supporting communication accessibility through Kenya Sign Language, and contributing to initiatives that foster inclusion within institutional and community settings.