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How do your summer classes run?
You’ll choose your internship and the subject you wish to focus on while participating in a four-week intensive study skills course designed to help you study effectively. We will also organise enjoyable activities to help you relax during the summer. Students can opt to add morning SAT classes to their summer schedule. If you have just finished secondary school and are interested in using the summer to apply to university, you are welcome, and we will be more than happy to assist you.
Are virtual classes available?
For summer, we are running physical sessions for camp. Test prep only can be done virtually. Talk to us if you are interested in the internship alone.
What experience will I have this summer?
You will have a personalised learning experience that allows our experts to gain insight into your academic weaknesses and help you understand how to overcome them.
Where do you hold your physical classes?
Our centre is in Lekki. The address is: The Palmington, 6 VFC Close, Alma Beach Estate, Ikate, Lekki
I am an SS1 student can I also participate?
Absolutely. The summer is for all teens under the age of 17 years.
Can an SS1 student also participate?
Absolutely. The summer is for all teens under the age of 17 years.
How do you ensure safety during internships?
We personally vet every company partner, maintain regular check-ins with both students and supervisors, and since the internships are virtual, they do them on-site at KLS. Each teen will have appropriate adult oversight.
What if my child isn't naturally outgoing or 'motivated'?
We work with all personality types. Some of our most successful alumni were initially quiet or uncertain about their goals—that's often exactly who benefits most from this experience.
Is this just for academically advanced students?
Not at all. We work with students across different academic levels, focusing on building confidence and skills rather than assuming existing high performance. I'd welcome the opportunity to have a brief conversation about your son or daughter and whether this program might be a good fit for their specific interests and personality. There's no pressure. Sometimes it's simply helpful to talk through summer options with someone who works with teenagers regularly.
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