BIOLOGY – CHEMISTRY – EARTH SCIENCES (BCST) PROGRAM
Program Objectives
The BCST program aims to train rigorous, independent, and competent students in scientific disciplines to prepare them for higher education in:
- Medicine and Health Sciences
- Engineering and Applied Sciences
- Environmental Sciences
- Biotechnology and Scientific Research
Subjects Taught
CORE SCIENCES
Biology: Understanding the living world and developing scientific and analytical thinking.
Chemistry: Analyzing matter and its transformations with scientific rigor.
Earth Sciences: Understanding the Earth, the environment, and natural phenomena.
Physics: Mastering the laws of matter, energy, and motion.
Mathematics: Develop logic, abstraction, and problem-solving skills.
Civic and Humanistic Education: Develop responsible and engaged citizens.
Supplementary Subjects:
Technology (ICT): Master digital tools and technological thinking.
Economics: Understand fundamental economic and social mechanisms.
French: Master’s written and oral communication in French.
English: Communicate effectively in an international context.
Kiswahili: Develop regional communication and cultural awareness.
Physical Education: Develop health, discipline, and teamwork.
Weekly Schedule
- Classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- 45-minute lessons, up to 8 lessons per class per day;
- 6 to 8 hours per week for each major science subject;
- Alternating between lectures, tutorials, and supervised study sessions;
- Study periods integrated into the timetable;
- Breaks and recess respected.
Pedagogy and Teaching Methods
- Our foundation lies in our integrated pedagogy;
- Experimental and scientific learning characterizes our approach;
- Practical laboratory work is a reality;
- Case studies and scientific projects;
- The use of ICT;
- Personalized academic support makes all the difference.
SOCIAL AND HUMANITIES SCIENCES (SSH) DEPARTMENT
Department Objectives
The Social and Humanities Department prepares students for careers in:
- Law
- Political Science
- International Relations
- Economics and Management
- Journalism, Communication, and Social Sciences
Subjects Taught
Main Disciplines
- History: Analyzing historical events to understand the modern world.
- Geography: Understanding the organization of territories and the challenges of sustainable development.
- Economics: Understanding fundamental economic and social mechanisms.
- Philosophy: Develop critical thinking, reflection, and argumentation skills.
Cross-curricular Subjects
- Mathematics: Develop logic, abstraction, and problem-solving skills.
- Information and Communication Technologies (ICT): Master digital tools and technological thinking.
- Civic and Human Education: Develop responsible and engaged citizens.
- Physical Education and Sports: Develop health, discipline, and teamwork.
Languages
- French: Master’s written and oral communication in French.
- English: Communicate effectively in an international context.
- Swahili: Develop regional communication and cultural awareness.
Weekly Schedule
- Classes run from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with 8 lessons per class per day.
- Each lesson lasts 45 minutes.
- Balanced distribution of time between humanities, social studies, and languages;
- Supervised study periods are scheduled in the timetable.
- Debate sessions, presentations, and research projects
Pedagogical approach
- Critical analysis and reflection
- Group work and oral presentations
- Research
- Development of civic engagement and leadership
Strengths of Upper Secondary Education with us
- International Francophone program
- Structured and balanced schedule
- Rigorous academic support
- Preparation for national and international exams
- Comprehensive academic and personal development
