The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, released about 13,000 transcripts for students who completed the January–February 2026 Final Qualifying Examinations (FQEs).
This move represents a major milestone in the College’s ongoing efforts to improve service delivery and assist graduates in accessing employment opportunities both within the country and abroad.
In recent years, the institution has made significant investments in digitising academic records and decentralising its services to meet the increasing demand for quicker access to transcripts. The College continues to handle numerous requests from recruitment agencies seeking authentication and verification of academic credentials, highlighting the growing international demand for KMTC-trained professionals.
Commenting on the development, Chief Executive Officer Kelly Oluoch stated that the increasing demand for graduates has driven reforms aimed at ensuring timely access to essential documents.
“We are responding to requests from our students who need these documents to secure job opportunities. Previously, transcripts were issued during graduation, but we realised this delayed access,” he explained.
He further noted that the College has adopted a coordinated distribution system to guarantee prompt and efficient delivery of transcripts across its campuses.
“We are focused on efficiency to ensure our students receive their transcripts without unnecessary delays. This document is vital in supporting their transition into the workforce,” he added.
Additionally, the College has simplified the collection process to improve accessibility and convenience. Graduates are only required to present a valid identification card, and no extra charges are applied for the service.
Eligible students will collect their transcripts from their respective campus Heads of Department (HoD) offices.
