The First Time,
Right Here In Kenya.
3,000+ Next Generation NCLEX® practice questions and instructors who have sat the exam themselves.
Every lesson follows the current NCSBN® test plan and the Next Generation NCLEX® clinical judgement model.
Complete the program and don't pass on your first attempt? Join the next live cohort at no extra cost — we back your success completely.
Practise bow-tie, matrix, highlight and drag-and-drop items with rationales written for how the exam actually thinks.
Evening live classes in EAT, weekend bootcamps in Nairobi, or on-demand videos you can watch on your phone any time.
Lunch, tea and snacks available for purchase!
Live instructor in East Africa Time. Ask questions in real time. Keep every recording for 90 days.
Self-study at your own pace — no live classes, just the full NGN-style question bank with rationales.
Everything happens in one student dashboard, so you always know what to do next. Licensing requirements differ between US state boards, so always confirm with the board you apply to.
Create your student account and try the QBank free, with no card needed.
Study guides and notes in the Resource Library, organised by NCLEX category.
NGN-style questions with full rationales, so you learn why each answer is right.
Comprehensive Tests, performance reports and personalised recommendations show your strengths and gaps.
Join Virtual Live or In-Person classes to close gaps with an instructor, then sit the exam ready.
From Nairobi, Kisumu, Eldoret and Mombasa to hospitals across the USA.
The evening classes let me keep working at the ward. The case studies felt exactly like the real NGN items, so nothing on exam day surprised me.
I had failed once with another provider. The Final Stretch coach found my weak areas in a week and my readiness scores climbed every Sunday.
The pathway guide saved me months. I knew which documents to prepare before I even applied to the board.
Pharmacology was my fear. Learning US drug names side by side with what we use in Kenya made it finally click.
Three days in the Nairobi bootcamp did more for my confidence than months of studying alone. The instructors really care.
Paying in M-Pesa instalments made it possible for me. Worth every shilling — I landed a position in Georgia within 3 months of passing.
See exactly what you get before you pay anything. No card, no M-Pesa needed to start. Just real NGN questions and your first taste of KNRC.
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Talk to UsYes. Internationally educated nurses can apply for licensure through a US state board of nursing. Most boards ask for a credentials evaluation, proof of your Kenyan licence and, in some cases, an English test. Our free pathway guide walks you through every step.
Many diploma-prepared nurses are eligible, but it depends on the board you apply to and how your transcript is evaluated. Talk to admissions and we will help you choose a suitable board.
Since April 2023 the NCLEX uses new item types — case studies, bow-tie and matrix questions — to measure clinical judgement. Every KNRC course is built around this format.
Most of our students study for 8 to 12 weeks. We recommend booking once your readiness exam scores are consistently in the "on track" range.
Yes. Every course can be paid in full or in up to three M-Pesa instalments. We also accept Visa, Mastercard and PayPal.
If you complete the course requirements and don't pass on your first attempt, you can join the next live cohort at no extra cost.
You get 5 real NGN-style QBank questions with full rationales for 3 days. No card or M-Pesa needed — your login arrives by email within a few minutes of signing up.
You will receive an email the day your trial expires. You can then upgrade to a full QBank subscription from your student portal. All your trial history and performance data carry over when you upgrade — you never lose your progress.
