High School Study Abroad in Nairobi, Kenya

The incredible attraction of the famous migration over the Masai Mara has brought with it some conflict in competition for resources such as predator's praying on local livestock, and the Masai people not being as involved in the tourism project as would be hoped. The aims of this project are to ensure that the Mara remains a valuable source of income for the country and to increase local community involvement in the tourism process. Additionally, the project aims to monitor and research some of Africa's most endangered wildlife, and in partner with a Big Cat Monitoring project volunteers will help monitor the movement of prides of lions, leopards and cheetahs within the conservancy, as well as the interaction between lions and the local communities.

Caplora International School in Kenya offers a Senior High School program from Year 10 to Year 13. Our program is designed to help students achieve their academic and personal goals, preparing them for university or other career paths. In Years 10 and 11, students follow the Cambridge IGCSE curriculum, a respected qualification for 14 to 16-year-olds. This program includes various subjects with different levels to suit each student's ability. By the end of Year 11, students receive grades and percentage marks for each subject, providing a solid foundation for future studies. In Years 12 and 13, students move on to the Cambridge A-Level courses. They can choose subjects that match their interests and future plans. Specialist teachers guide students through this challenging curriculum, which prepares them well for university. A-Level qualifications are valued by universities and employers worldwide.