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Internationally educated students often have broader career options and access to global job markets due to the curriculum’s emphasis on problem-solving and analytical skills.
Internationally educated students often have broader career options and access to global job markets due to the curriculum’s emphasis on problem-solving and analytical skills.
Yes, but they may need to meet specific entry requirements and provide certificate validation for courses like medicine and law.
The IB Diploma is highly regarded for university applications worldwide, while A-Levels and AP courses are advantageous for specific institutions.
Yes, Kenyan universities recognize international qualifications, but students may need subject equivalency verification from the Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA).
Beyond tuition, parents should consider additional costs such as exam fees, school trips, uniforms, and learning resources like textbooks or digital tools.
