Academic Pathway
Languages, Humanities & Business Studies
Subject Leadership
Dedicated educators shaping well-rounded scholars
English
Kiswahili
History
Geography
C.R.E.
Business Studies
Kenya CBC Curriculum
Building communicators, thinkers, and future leaders
Grammar, comprehension, creative writing, literary analysis, oral skills, poetry, drama & prose
Sarufi, ufahamu, insha, fasihi simulizi, riwaya, ushairi, tamthilia, lugha ya biashara
French, German, Arabic, Mandarin - conversational skills, culture, DELF/TestDaF preparation
Kenyan history, African civilizations, world history, constitution, governance systems, political science
Physical & human geography, environmental studies, GIS mapping, climatology, fieldwork
Biblical/Quranic studies, ethics & morality, African religious heritage, contemporary issues
Entrepreneurship, marketing, management, accounting, business law, e-commerce
Microeconomics, macroeconomics, development economics, international trade, fiscal policy
Financial accounting, bookkeeping, budgeting, auditing principles, financial reporting
Decision making, critical thinking, self-awareness, interpersonal skills, leadership
Introduction to law, human rights, constitutional law, international law basics
Community engagement, project-based learning, social responsibility, counseling basics
Media & Communication: Journalist, Broadcasting, Public Relations, Event Coordinator, Content Creator
Business & Management: Marketing Manager, Human Resource Manager, Accountant, Economist, Entrepreneur
Public Service: Legislative Analyst, Diplomat, Teacher, Social Worker, Lawyer, Policy Analyst
Social Sciences students develop strong communication, analytical, and research skills. The pathway prepares students for careers in law, journalism, diplomacy, business, education, and public service through project-based learning and competency assessments.
Learning in Action
Discover all academic pathways available at Kiambu High School
Library Research Sessions
Classroom Discussions
Collaborative Learning
Language Arts
Independent Study
Student Presentations