Job Category Names (in full) Entry Permit No. Permit Expiry Date Names (in full) Race Qualifications Ending Date Training Duration Beginning Date Citizens in Training CAP. 172 Immigration (CONTINUE ON PLAIN PAPER OR SEPARATE “CONTINUATION SHEETS” WHICH ARE AVAILABLE IF REQUIRED) Job Title Non-Citizen Employees the date on which training began and will end. In general a trainee should be reported for each non-citizen. Trainees should have the minimum requirements for trainees stated on Part III, Form 22. The names of trainees may be listed as a group if there are a number of citizens who are potential replacements. Or, they may be designated “A”, “B”, “C”, etc., if the employer only wishes to reveal their names, later, on a confidential basis. NON-CITIZEN EMPLOYEES AND CITIZEN TRAINEES PART II—REPORT ON KENYANIZATION Non-citizens employees: Next to each Job Title, list the names of all non-citizens with that Job Title. List Job Category: List the job categories shown his Entry Permit number, if he has one, and the date on Part I, in which there are non-citizens it expires. After the names of citizens of Uganda employed. and Tanzania indicate “(U)” and “(T)” respectively. Full names must be given, i.e. John James Smith or Job Title: Next to each Job Category, list all Jetambhai Maganbhai Patel. Job Titles in that Job Category in which there are non-citizens employed. The Job Titles Citizens in training: For each Job Title, indicate the should be those used by the company. names of citizens in training, if any, their race and Instructions For Part II of Form 22 FORM 22 62 [Rev. 2010 [Subsidiary]