A LEVEL
PROGRAMME
The ultimate pathway to top-tier universities. Experience focused, high-impact instruction in a two-year advanced curriculum designed for ambitious private candidates.
About The Programme
The Advanced Level (A Level) is a prestigious, globally recognized qualification highly valued by top universities and employers worldwide. Our A Level Private Candidate programme provides comprehensive preparation designed to deepen your subject knowledge, develop independent thinking skills, and maximize your university admission prospects—whether you're continuing from AS Level or seeking to retake modules for grade improvement.
Entry Requirements
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Minimum 5 IGCSE passes
(Grades A*-C or 9-4) -
Strong grades (B/6 or above)
in selected subjects -
AS Level completion
(if advancing to A2) -
Birth Certificate / Passport
Popular Subject Clusters
Students typically select 3 subjects based on their career track:
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01Math & Further Math
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02Physics, Chem & Bio (STEM)
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03Business, Econ & Accounting
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04English Lit, History, Sociology
Duration, Timetable & Study Options
The full A Level programme is typically completed over 2 years (AS in Year 1, A2 in Year 2). However, we offer customized fast-track options for highly motivated retakers and adult learners.
Physical Classes
Interactive, highly-focused sessions at our premium Nairobi campus facilities.
Online Classes
Live, instructor-led virtual classes delivered flawlessly via our advanced E-Learning portal.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many A Levels do universities require?
Most global universities require a minimum of 3 A Levels for admission to bachelor's degree programs. Highly competitive programs (like Medicine or Engineering) often demand specific grades, such as AAB or AAA, in prerequisite subjects.
Can I retake specific A Level units to improve my grade?
Depending on the examination board (Cambridge vs. Edexcel), you may have the option to retake specific modules or the full AS/A2 series. Our academic advisors will craft the optimal retake strategy based on your specific exam board rules.