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2Levels: Form 4 and Grade 11
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Holiday Online Tuition

2 Nov – 18 Dec 2026

Learn from home with expert tutors, interactive live classes and recorded lessons you can watch anytime. Call 0728 646 984.

Our classes & subjects

Form 4

Mathematics, Kiswahili, English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics

Grade 11

Core Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology

Electives

Building & Construction, Home Science, French

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ICT Department

Computer Studies, Digital Literacy, Coding & Programming, Web Design, Office Applications, Internet Skills and Cyber Safety.

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Nov–Dec Holiday Mentorship Program timetable

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Form 4

Day7:30 – 8:30 AM9:00 – 10:00 AM11:00 AM – 12:00 PM12:20 – 1:20 PM
MonChemistryBiologyKiswahiliPhysics
TueEnglishChemistryKiswahili—
WedMathematicsBiologyKiswahiliPhysics
ThuMathematicsBiologyEnglish—
FriEnglishMathematicsChemistryPhysics

Grade 11

Day8:00 – 9:00 AM9:30 – 10:30 AM11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
MonMathematicsChemistry—
TueBiologyMathematicsPhysics
WedChemistryBiology—
ThuBiologyMathematicsPhysics
FriChemistryPhysics—

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Registration fee Ksh 200: M-Pesa Paybill 400200, account 40722.

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Holiday Online Tuition is charged per week, per class. Lessons are paused for any student with no payment recorded in the last 14 days, and open again once the school records the payment.

Payment per week

ClassAmount
Form 4 (6 subjects)Ksh 800
Grade 11 (4 subjects)Ksh 600
ElectivesKsh 1,000
Registration (one-time)Ksh 200

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Or pay manually: M-Pesa Paybill 400200, account 40722.

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About The Aziel Smart Academy

The Aziel Smart Academy Kisumu is a non-profit organization working in the informal settlements and vulnerable communities of Kisumu County and neighbouring regions. It serves needy and at-risk school-going children who face barriers to quality education because of poverty, unstable family environments and limited community support.

The Academy transforms children’s lives through a holistic model combining STEM learning support, career mentorship and leadership development, SRHR education and structured economic empowerment of parents. Children excel academically, and families gain the capacity to sustain their education within 3–5 years.

Our motto: Nurturing Excellence | Building Character | Empowering Tomorrow.

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Vision

A society where every disadvantaged child thrives academically and socially, supported by empowered households capable of sustaining long-term education and wellbeing.

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Mission

To improve education outcomes, wellbeing, leadership capacity and economic resilience among vulnerable children and their families through a comprehensive model of learning support, mentorship, SRHR awareness and livelihood strengthening.

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Purpose

To provide holistic child development and empower families to break cycles of poverty, ensuring sustained educational investment and long-term community transformation.

Strategic pillars & outcomes

Pillar 1

STEM Coaching & Digital/Physical Learning Support

High-quality academic coaching through online “Nyanza Top Virtual Classes” and in-person sessions. Subjects include Mathematics, Sciences and Languages, reinforced by weekly tests, examiners’ talks, essay competitions, mathematics and science contests and set-book discussions. The programme bridges the digital divide for learners in slums and rural areas.

Expected outcomes

  • Improved academic performance and mastery of STEM subjects.
  • Higher transition and retention rates across primary, secondary and tertiary education.
  • Increased digital literacy, confidence and future employability.
Pillar 2

Career Mentorship, Teenage Support & Leadership Development

A comprehensive mentorship package covering:

  • Teenage life-skills mentorship (substance abuse, phone addiction, self-identity, spirituality and mental health).
  • Career guidance for JSS and senior secondary youths, including university/TVET course selection and application support.
  • Leadership, ethics and values-based training to shape dependable, God-fearing and community-focused leaders.

Expected outcomes

  • Youth with clarity of purpose, strong ethical grounding and positive identity.
  • Increased resilience against negative peer pressure, risky behaviour and social challenges.
  • A growing generation of responsible, honest and community-oriented leaders.
Pillar 3

SRHR Education & Adolescent Wellbeing

Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) challenges, especially teenage pregnancy, periodic poverty and gender-based violence (GBV), are major drivers of school dropout. The Academy integrates SRHR information and support into its mentorship and learning programmes.

Components

  • Age-appropriate SRHR education.
  • Menstrual hygiene support for girls.
  • Prevention of early pregnancies and GBV.
  • Parental sessions on adolescent wellbeing and safeguarding.

Expected outcomes

  • Reduced teenage pregnancies and school dropout.
  • Increased knowledge and confidence among adolescents about bodily autonomy and personal safety.
  • Strengthened parental support for adolescent health and development.
Pillar 4

Parental Economic Empowerment & Graduation Model (4 Years)

To ensure long-term sustainability and shared responsibility, the Academy equips families with business skills and start-up support.

Key components

  • Training in locally profitable micro-enterprises or agriculture.
  • Start-up capital or stipends through a revolving loan model.
  • Quarterly business progress reporting to field officers, with discussions at special and annual meetings with leadership and funding representatives.
  • A structured cost-sharing model for school fees (see the table below).
  • Home improvement support where the child lacks a conducive learning environment.

Expected outcomes

  • Increased household income and financial resilience.
  • Parents progressively assuming full responsibility for education costs.
  • Sustainable reduction of household poverty and dependence on aid.
  • Improved home environments that support effective study and child wellbeing.

School fees cost-sharing model

YearWho pays
Year 1Aziel pays 100% of school fees
Year 2Parents pay 25%
Year 3Parents pay 50%
Year 4Parents pay 75%

Overall expected impact

  • Vulnerable children achieve better learning outcomes and secure stronger education pathways.
  • Adolescents experience improved wellbeing, health protection and leadership capacity.
  • Parents establish sustainable livelihoods and confidently invest in their children’s education.
  • Communities benefit from reduced poverty, increased educational attainment and emerging ethical leaders.

Management structure

Organizational reporting hierarchy

Founder / Director
Advisory Board
Legal and Compliance Counsel
Operations Coordinator
Mentorship Department
Volunteers
Lead Mentors
Academic Department
Tutors
Scholarship
Admin & Finance
Finance Officer
Logistics

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Reach us

📞 0728 646 984 (Coordinator)
📞 0781 490 933 (Teacher Erick)
💬 WhatsApp: 0728 646 984

Holiday Online Tuition: 2 Nov – 18 Dec 2026

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