Co-operative Bank Of Kenya (Foundation) - Procedure Of Application For Secondary Scholarships / Bursaries In Kenya

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The Co-operative Bank Foundation is the Co-operative Bank’s Vehicle for social responsibility. The current flagship project of the foundation is an education scholarship scheme for bright but less fortunate children who face difficulty in paying their school fees for secondary education. This scholarship program began with the form one class of 2007.

How to apply for the scholarship.

The scholarship beneficiaries are selected every year from the 47 counties in Kenya, and enjoy a full 4-year secondary. In order to qualify, the below are required;

• Result slip
• Copy of birth certificate
• Form one admission, including fee structure
• A brief statement indication why the nominee/family is deemed needy and the Co-operative Society with which the parent(s) is/were associated
• Any other document i.e payslip, death certificate, reference letters, etc, which may assist the process.

Eligibility Criteria

In order to qualify, students must meet the below requirements.

• Students must have qualified with a minimum of 350 points in the standard eight final examinations.
• Student must be from a needy family that is unable to support secondary education
• At least one of the parents of the students must have been a member of a co-operative society
• Sponsorship is open to both public and private secondary schools.

CONTACT INFORMATION.

All correspondences to the foundation should be addressed to:

The Company Secretary,

Co-operative Bank of Kenya Ltd,

P.O Box 48231 – 00100, Nairobi.

Tel: 3276000, 0736690101, And 0703027000, Fax: 219831

www.co-opbank.co.ke