Go further
Nothing about finishing forces a decision. It opens three doors, and you can walk through one, two, or come back after a long pause.
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Route A
B1, B2, C1, C2: the same room, the same assessment at the end, the same price at every rung. Each level is decided on its own, so you can stop at B2 with a result in hand and pick the rest up later.
Route B
Twenty routes that sit beside the languages: front office, travel and aviation, marine engineering, civic work, and the technology programmes. Certificates and diplomas, taught for the front line.
Route C
The level does not need the same room. Online cohorts and off-campus rounds run the same programme around a working week, and a short course fits a single skill when that is all you need.
Proof, when you need it
Somebody will eventually ask for paper: an employer, a university, an embassy. The catalogue maps 38 exam pathways to the level that qualifies you to sit them, so the goal is visible from the rung you are standing on.
Find your pathway on the ladderThe price of going up
Every language rung costs the same KSh 42,000, from the first to the last. Professional programme fees are quoted by admissions before anything is paid.
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Decide with a person
Admissions reads results every week and maps them to the next sensible step, whichever door it is.