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1. STEM
STEM develops scientific thinking, numeracy, innovation,
technical skills and the ability to solve practical problems.
It is suitable for learners interested in science, technology,
engineering, computing and applied disciplines.
Tracks
- Pure Sciences
- Applied Sciences
- Technical Studies
Example subjects
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- General Science
- Agriculture
- Computer Studies
- Advanced Mathematics
- Home Science
- Building Construction
- Electricity and Metalwork
- Power Mechanics and Woodwork
- Aviation and Media Technology
- Marine and Fisheries Technology
Skills developed
Scientific investigation, mathematical reasoning,
experimentation, coding, design, technical problem-solving
and innovation.
Possible career directions
Engineering, medicine, information technology, software
development, agriculture, architecture, laboratory sciences,
environmental science and technical professions.
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2. Social Sciences
Social Sciences develops communication, critical thinking,
cultural understanding, civic awareness and knowledge of
people, societies, languages and economic activities.
Tracks
- Languages and Literature
- Humanities and Business Studies
Example subjects
- Literature in English
- Indigenous Languages
- Fasihi ya Kiswahili
- Sign Language
- Arabic
- French
- German
- Mandarin Chinese
- History and Citizenship
- Geography
- Business Studies
- Christian Religious Education
- Islamic Religious Education
- Hindu Religious Education
Skills developed
Communication, research, interpretation, negotiation,
entrepreneurship, cultural awareness, leadership and
analysis of social and economic issues.
Possible career directions
Law, teaching, journalism, public administration, business,
entrepreneurship, international relations, communication,
human resources and social research.
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3. Arts and Sports Science
This pathway nurtures creativity, artistic expression,
performance, physical ability and sporting talent. It
supports learners who wish to develop their abilities in
the arts, entertainment, sport and related professions.
Tracks
- Arts
- Sports and Recreation
Example subjects
- Fine Arts
- Music and Dance
- Theatre and Film
- Sports and Recreation
Skills developed
Creativity, performance, physical fitness, coordination,
teamwork, discipline, artistic interpretation, communication
and talent development.
Possible career directions
Visual arts, music, dance, theatre, film production,
sports coaching, fitness, recreation management,
sports development and creative industries.