Four ways to work with MJK — pick one, or combine them into a full programme. Every engagement starts with a free consultation so we recommend the right fit, not the most expensive one.
Personalized coaching sessions to help you navigate curriculum choices, learning styles and teaching strategies — with a dedicated mentor who gets to know your child over time, rather than a single generic consultation.
Sessions run fortnightly or monthly depending on your plan, held over video call or in person in Nairobi. Between sessions, your mentor is reachable for quick questions — the moment your child gets stuck on fractions shouldn't have to wait three weeks for an answer.
Customized curriculum development based on your child's needs, interests and learning goals. We start by mapping what your child already knows and where they want to go, then build a year-long plan around it — not the other way around.
Whether you're following the Kenyan CBC framework, an international curriculum like IGCSE or IB, or a blended approach, we help you select materials, sequence topics sensibly and set a pace that fits your family's actual week.
Interactive sessions on homeschooling best practices, legal requirements and innovative teaching methods — run live over Zoom, recorded for members who can't make it and always followed by a Q&A.
Past topics have included building a homeschool portfolio for college applications, managing several grade levels at once, teaching math without dread and staying compliant with Kenyan homeschool registration requirements.
Homeschooling in Kenya is legal, but the registration and record-keeping expectations aren't always clearly explained. Our legal guidance service walks you through what's required, what's optional and how to keep documentation that protects your family.
Led by our legal consultant, this service covers Ministry of Education engagement, attendance and progress record-keeping and how to respond if your homeschool status is ever questioned by a school or local authority.
Our services are designed to fit real family life — practical, flexible and structured enough to make the next step feel manageable.
We begin with a conversation about your child, your routines and the pressure points that brought you here.
Whether you need structure, confidence, curriculum direction or compliance help, we recommend the best fit.
We turn the conversation into a schedule, set of resources and next steps that matches your child and home life.
We stay involved through check-ins, follow-up guidance and resources so you don't have to figure it out alone.
Every family arrives with a different challenge — and our services are flexible enough to meet them at the right point.
If you are just beginning and want clarity on how to start, structure your week and choose a curriculum that feels realistic.
If one child is in primary school and another is in high school, we help you create a rhythm that works for the whole household.
If you are feeling unsure, overloaded or stuck, our support helps you move from uncertainty to a plan you can actually follow.
Our services are not just about advice. They are built to help you leave each conversation with a clearer plan, a stronger routine and better confidence.
We bring together the experience of professional educators and the practical reality of homeschooling at home. That combination is what makes our guidance feel useful rather than theoretical.
Tell us about your child in a free consultation and we'll recommend the right starting point.