Two internationally recognised programmes and a flexible way of learning at home, with experienced teachers and a plan for every learner.
Cambridge IGCSE and AS & A Level are set by Cambridge International Education, part of the University of Cambridge. We also prepare students for Pearson Edexcel qualifications. Sitting the Kenyan national exam instead? See KCSE private candidates.
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education is the world's most widely taken international qualification for this age group. Students study a broad mix of core and optional subjects, and build the habits every later stage depends on: clear writing, problem-solving and independent study.
Students choose fewer subjects and study them in depth. The AS Level can be taken as a qualification on its own or as the first half of the full A Level, which gives families flexibility on the way to university.
Pearson Edexcel qualifications come from Pearson, a UK awarding organisation, and are recognised by universities and employers around the world. Students follow the International GCSE and then the International AS & A Level, with the same teaching, study plans and exam guidance as our Cambridge students.
Homeschooling, with the structure of a school behind it.
Your child studies at home on a timetable that suits your family. We provide the teaching, the plan and the exam guidance, and we keep you informed all the way.
Each stage is a qualification in its own right. We help each family plan the route that fits their child's goals.
A broad foundation across core and optional subjects.
Fewer subjects, studied in more depth.
Completes the full A Level qualification.
In Kenya or abroad. Cambridge qualifications are accepted worldwide.
We help each student choose a combination that keeps their options open. Ask us for this year's list, as subjects can change from year to year.
Cambridge holds its main exam series twice a year. Homeschooled students usually sit their exams as private candidates at an approved centre, and centres set their own entry deadlines, often months ahead. We help families choose a series early and register on time.
Cambridge publishes exact timetables each year. We will confirm the dates for your child's series.
Tell us their age and subjects so far, and we will suggest a programme and a realistic exam series.
