Onto Homomorphism: G/H Isomorphic to K

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If G/H is \cong K show there exist an homomorphism which is ont λ:G \rightarrow K with the kernel of λ=HI am having a hard time figuring out what this should be. I have a feeling it is easy if you know how to look at it.

I have been trying the First Isomorphism Theorem but I can't seem to get.

Any help would e greatly appreciated.
 
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You have an isomorphism \phi : G/H \rightarrow K. Can you find a surjective homomorphism \theta : G \rightarrow G/H which has ker \theta = H? What happens when you compose \theta with \phi?
 
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