Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, most international schools conduct entrance assessments to determine a student's academic level before admission.
Transitioning back to the Kenyan system can be challenging due to curriculum differences. Students may need additional tutoring to cover gaps, especially in CBC or KCSE subjects.
Yes, but students may need bridging courses or additional assessments to align with the new curriculum’s requirements
Children can join international curricula from as early as preschool (ages 2–4), depending on the specific program, such as Montessori or the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in the British system.
Many private institutions, such as Brookhouse https://www.brookhouse.ac.ke/ , Braeburn Schools https://braeburn.com/ , International School of Kenya https://www.isk.ac.ke/ (ISK), and The Aga Khan Academy https://www.agakhanschools.org/Kenya/AKAN/Index , offer international curricula across different levels.
The IB Diploma is widely accepted globally, while IGCSE & A-Levels are preferred in the UK and Commonwealth nations. The American curriculum is tailored for U.S. universities but is also recognized worldwide.
