Every SchoolRegistry Academy track is open to you from Kenya, and the self-paced version starts the day you pay, with no cohort dates to wait for. What follows is what Kenyans actually search for, with the numbers, so you can see where the demand sits rather than take our word for it.
Monthly Google searches in Kenya for each course, measured in September 2026 on the plain course term. About 8,160 a month across the tracks we teach. We ordered this page by that, not by what we would prefer to sell.
Demand is why a track exists. It is not a promise about your outcome, and no figure here says anything about what anyone earns.
Kenya wants different courses from Nigeria, and the gap is not small. Caregiving and home care draw about 1,600 searches a month here against 170 in Nigeria, and security operations draws 2,900. That is why this page leads with those two rather than with whatever happens to be our most popular track at home.
The work these tracks prepare you for is mostly remote and mostly for clients outside your own city, which is the point. The course teaches the job as it is actually done, inside a fictional company built for the track, with your own work inbox, timed practicum shifts and marked work, so you finish with evidence somebody can check rather than a certificate alone.
We are a Nigerian company and we are not going to pretend otherwise. What that means in practice is set out plainly below: when the live class runs in your time, how you pay, and what our certificate is and is not.
We are a Nigerian company teaching a mostly remote trade to people in several countries. Three things follow from that, and it is better you read them here than discover them at checkout.
Nairobi is two hours ahead of Lagos, so the live class that runs at 11:00 in Lagos runs at 1:00 PM here. Everything other than that one class is recorded and quiz-gated, so you move at your own pace. The self-paced tier has no fixed times at all.
The self-paced tier is $299 for standard tracks and $379 for premium tracks, paid by card. The cohort tier is priced in naira, from ₦200,000. Local instant-payment methods are not supported yet.
It proves the work you did here, and anyone you send the link to can verify it. It is not a local accreditation and we never say it is. Where an external credential matters, the track page names the body that awards it and what it requires.
Each runs 10 weeks, eight of lessons and two of practicum, inside a fictional company built for that track, with your own work inbox, timed practicum shifts and work a person marks.
Yes. Every public track is open to anyone, and nothing about the course depends on being in Nigeria. The self-paced version has no cohort dates and no fixed class times, so it removes the timezone question entirely. If you want the coached cohort instead, the live class runs once a week at 1:00 PM Nairobi time.
Nairobi is two hours ahead of Lagos. The cohort starts at 11:00 in Lagos, which is 1:00 PM for you, and each track has one live class a week. Everything else is recorded and quiz-gated, so you move through the week at your own pace.
Not yet. Payment is by card, in dollars, on the self-paced tier at $299 for standard tracks and $379 for premium tracks. We would rather say that plainly than have you reach checkout and find out. M-Pesa is on our list precisely because this question keeps coming up.
The certificate is ours, and it is verifiable online by anyone you give the link to. It is not a Kenyan accreditation and we do not claim it is. Where an external credential matters in your field, such as the PMP or CAPM in project management, those are awarded by their own bodies on their own terms, and the relevant course pages say exactly what ours proves and what it does not.
Start from what you want to be doing, not from what is popular. The four we lead with here are the ones Kenyans search for most, but the right answer is personal. Find Your Path asks a few questions and points you at one, and every track page carries a day in the life, the week-by-week outline and a real lesson excerpt so you can judge before you pay.
No. The Academy develops and assesses skills. Employment depends on your performance, employer requirements, and the roles available where you are. Search demand is why a track exists; it is not a promise about your outcome, and no figure on this page says anything about what anyone earns.
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