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A fully online middle and high school for students across Africa, Grades 6–12, taught in English. Students study the core subjects, English as a Foreign Language, French, and Kiswahili or Arabic, alongside Pan-African history and Engolo PE. Every lesson adapts to the student. $45 a month.

Every student who joins us gains a community. We learn many languages, study the whole world, and help each other grow.

— Africa Epicenter Microschool

Choose Your Grade

What you get with me

  • A complete school year: Mathematics, English, Science and Social Studies for every grade, 6 through 12.
  • Three languages: English as a Foreign Language, French, and a choice of Kiswahili or Arabic.
  • The history of all 54 African nations: plus world history, taught with primary sources.
  • Lessons that adapt to each student: an AI tutor explains, answers questions and adjusts the pace.
  • Engolo PE: a traditional Angolan movement art for fitness, balance and teamwork.

How learning with me works

1

Choose your grade

Pick Grades 6–12 and enroll online in minutes for $45 a month.

2

Learn at your pace

Each lesson adapts to the student, with an AI tutor ready to help at any time.

3

Show what you know

Quizzes, checkpoints and projects build real skills you can see grow.

Questions, answered

Who I help

The Curious Middle Schooler

Starting Grade 6 and eager to learn Arabic and French while building strong math and reading skills.

The Future University Student

In Grade 10 and wants a rigorous, flexible school that prepares for university in Africa or anywhere in the world.

The Busy Family

Wants one steady, English-language school their children can follow from home, wherever they live in Africa.

Your seat in the community is waiting. Join Africa Epicenter Microschool today.

Africa Epicenter Microschool – Grade 6

Fully online Grade 6 school for students living in African countries, founded by Dr. Chioma Griffin. Taught in English, with English as a Foreign Language, French, Kiswahili or Arabic, Pan-African History, and Engolo PE.