Professional Loans

Professional loans are specifically designed bank loans for seeking professional training modules that help you kick start your career or help get you into work. Career development loans allow you to borrow between $5,000 and $2M. These types of loans offer minimal interest rates and pay the interest on the loan while you're on the course.

• We can help you save time by selecting the best lender that is likely to grant your loan and we help you get your paperwork in order and prepare a compelling application so that your loan has a higher chance of getting approved. One of the funding agencies foots the interest on the loan for the duration of your course (and for a month after it’s finished). After this, it's up to you to start repaying the loan, plus interest.
• If your course includes one year of relevant practical experience, professional cash advances can help you pay for up to two or three years of your course. If your course lasts longer than this, you may still be able to use the professional business loan to pay for part of it.

• Professional loans designed for your specific program
• Easy access to funds
• No Annual or monthly fees
• Pay interest only on what you borrow while you’re pursuing the course and for up to one year, followed by a gradually escalating repayment schedule
• Ask us about the repayment plans for your program
• Flexible repayment schedules

• Management courses
• Graduation course
• Industrial Training like Fitter and plumber
• Special courses like BPT
• PG courses like Masters in Science(MSC)

• Resident of US
• Minimum Savings should not exceed $1500
• Have to take up work in the USA after completing the training module.
• Possess a minimum qualification to undertake the training module
• Once you've chosen the course you want to do, you’ll need to ensure that the system is listed and quote the same reference number in the application.

This depends on how much you borrow and how long you take to pay it back. By spreading your loan over a longer term, your monthly repayments may be lower, but the overall cost of borrowing may be higher as the APR for your loan will depend upon the length of your repayment period.