HELB Opens Applications for Ksh500,000 Loans Targeting Civil Servants

The facility is designed to allow public servants to finance further training while continuing with their employment...
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The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has launched a new education loan facility of up to Ksh500,000 specifically for civil servants seeking further education.
- Loan amount: Up to Ksh500,000.
- Organization: HELB, through the Civil Servants Training Revolving Fund.
- Details: Loans are for PhD, master's, postgraduate diploma, diploma, and approved professional courses with a 4% annual interest rate and repayment up to six years via monthly check-off deductions.
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