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Complete school construction projects, purchase lab equipment, stationery top up; the Learning institutions loan from KCB is designed to cater to private and public schools, enabling smooth operations and letting nothing come in the way of great learning and skills development. The learning institution loan provides you with two facilities; overdraft and loans, both secured and unsecured.

You can apply for unsecured loans of up to 3M to help you purchase items that meet the government requirements on COVID 19 preparedness so as to keep your learners and staff safe. This includes items such as masks, thermometers, water tanks, sanitization booths, extra furniture and so on.

Visit your nearest KCB Branch or contact your Relationship Manager today to apply.

Benefits

High loan limits

Unsecured loans of up to Kes 10 Million for private schools, and Kes 20 Million for public schools.

Overdraft facilities

Unsecured overdraft facilities of up to Kes 2 Million, with annual renewal of secured overdrafts.

Flexible repayment period

Repay your loan within your desired duration up to 6 months for an unsecured overdrafts and 60 months for term loans.

What We Need From You*

  • Certificate of Registration with the Ministry of Education.
  • KRA PIN certificate.
  • Certificate of Incorporation (where applicable).
  • Memorandum & Articles of Association (where applicable).
  • 12 months’ bank statements for non-KCB account holders.
  • 3 years audited accounts or management accounts.
  • Board resolution.
  • NEMA certificate (in the event of construction).
  • Collateral documentation e.g. title deeds, logbooks etc. (for secured overdraft/loan).

*A bank representative may call you at any time to obtain further information in line with our KYC process. At no point shall you be asked for your PIN or passwords. Remember, PIN yako siri yako.

Loan Rates & Fees*

  • Competitive rates.

*Charges are not inclusive of tax

Interested in Learning Institutions Loan or have a question?


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