KMTC Explores Partnership with African Business Community to Open International Job Opportunities

KMTC Explores Partnership with African Business Community to Open International Job Opportunities

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) is exploring a strategic partnership with the African Business Community (ABC) to prepare students for international employment opportunities, particularly in Germany.

During a meeting on March 3, 2026, at KMTC, a delegation from ABC, led by directors Mr. Armin Rupp and Ms. Rachael Kyalo, met with College leadership to discuss structured collaboration to equip students with the competencies required for overseas healthcare careers.

The engagement centered on creating pathways that help students develop language skills, become professionally prepared, and meet international standards.

Discussions also highlighted early-career support and the importance of ethical recruitment practices to facilitate the smooth integration of graduates into foreign health systems.

Speaking during the meeting, CEO, Dr. Kelly Oluoch, reaffirmed the College’s commitment to preparing globally competitive health professionals.

“As an institution committed to producing globally competitive health professionals, we are keen on building collaborations that open up international opportunities for our students while maintaining high standards of training and ethical practice,” the CEO said.
Mr. Rupp reported that the organisation focuses not only on recruitment but also on preparing candidates for successful integration into the German healthcare system.

“We believe in engaging students early, supporting language acquisition and professional orientation, and ensuring they are fully prepared to integrate successfully into the German healthcare system.”
ABC, an international recruitment agency specializing in healthcare placements in Germany, recruits professionals, including physiotherapists, nurses, dentists, dental technologists, community oral health officers, pharmacists, and occupational therapists.

The agency also supports candidates through credential recognition and professional transition processes.