Is homeschooling legal in Kenya?+
Yes, homeschooling is legal in Kenya. Families are expected to provide their child with an education that meets basic learning standards and many parents choose to register with the Ministry of Education or a recognised examination board. Our legal guidance service walks you through the current registration and record-keeping requirements step by step.
How much does a homeschool consultancy in Kenya cost?+
Costs vary depending on which service you choose — 1-on-1 mentorship, curriculum planning, workshops, or legal guidance — and how often you meet with your mentor. Every family starts with a free 30-minute consultation so we can recommend a package that fits your budget before any commitment.
What curriculum can I use to homeschool in Kenya?+
Kenyan homeschooling families commonly use the CBC (Competency Based Curriculum), British curricula such as IGCSE, American homeschool curricula, or a blended approach that mixes several. We help you choose and sequence a curriculum that matches your child's learning style and your family's long-term goals.
Do I need a teaching qualification to homeschool my child?+
No formal teaching qualification is required to homeschool in Kenya. That said, most parents find it helpful to have structured support — this is exactly what our mentorship and curriculum planning services are built for, so you don't have to figure everything out alone.
How do I get started with homeschooling in Kenya?+
Start with a free consultation call. We'll talk through your child's age, current schooling situation and goals, then recommend whether mentorship, curriculum planning, a workshop, or legal guidance is the right first step for your family.
