Kenya Forestry College (KFC) is a technical forestry training institution at Londiani in Kericho County. It operates within the Kenya Forest Service framework and is recognised under Section 17 of the Forest Conservation and Management Act, 2016. The institution traces its forestry education history to the 1950s.
Forestry and conservation training
The college focuses on sustainable forest management, conservation, tree growing and practical forestry work. Its programme advertisements have included Certificate in Forestry and Diploma in Forestry courses, as well as training related to forestry operations, field management and environmental conservation.
Official admissions and current programmes
Check the official Kenya Forestry College website for the newest intake notices. The Kenya Forest Service issued training applications for the 2025/2026 period showing programme-specific entry grades, durations and commencement dates. Those particulars should not be assumed to apply automatically to later intakes.
Entry qualifications and practical field work
Applicants should obtain the relevant prospectus and confirm the KCSE subjects and grades, any previous certificates, duration, health requirements and practical field work arrangements. Forestry training may combine classroom teaching, field exercises and environmental management work.
Fees and payment safety
Ask for an up-to-date official fee notice and verify payment instructions with the college. Charges depend on the programme and applicant category. Keep receipts and do not transfer fees to private individuals claiming to reserve admission places.
Campus and contacts
Campus: Londiani, Kericho County.
Historical postal address: P.O. Box 8–20203, Londiani.
Earlier email: college@kenyaforestservice.org.
Current institutional website: kfc.ac.ke.
The college’s official site is the best starting point for current training opportunities and verified contact details.
