High School Study Abroad in Kigali, Rwanda

International Medical Aid (IMA) proudly pioneers nursing and pre-nursing internships globally, catering to students and practitioners eager to amplify their skills amidst the real-world challenges of healthcare. In this program, rooted in the ethos of Johns Hopkins University, whether through nursing in hospital settings, contributing to public health initiatives, or aiding in first-responder training, each participant plays a crucial role in IMA's mission to enhance health outcomes in underserved communities. Engage directly in patient care across East Africa, South America, and the Caribbean, where your hands-on involvement can make an immediate impact. From securing your safety with rigorous training and 24/7 support to offering admission consulting for further educational pursuits, IMA stands as your steadfast ally. Every aspect of your journey is meticulously planned, from the comfort of gated housing to the enrichment of educational debriefs, ensuring a holistic and impactful internship experience. Discover where nursing education meets global healthcare delivery with IMA, and emerge empowered, enlightened, and ready to influence the world of healthcare positively.

Kigali International Community School (KICS) in Kigali, Rwanda, offers a Christ-centered, U.S. accredited secondary education. Our mission is to help students excel academically while embracing a biblical worldview. Our community includes 27 nationalities, promoting global citizenship and cultural appreciation through events like the annual Parade of Nations. We focus on individual growth, fostering independence, efficiency, and confidence. Our dedicated teachers tailor their methods to meet diverse learning needs. Admission to KICS requires meeting general academic criteria. We accept students in grades 10-12 if they can meet all graduation requirements before turning 20. Families relocating to Rwanda halfway through the school year are welcome to apply. High school students must be admitted within the first three weeks of each semester. KICS prepares students for academic success and a life of character, leadership, and service. Join us in Kigali, Rwanda, for an education that makes a difference.