Education Pathways
Two structured programmes designed to take high-potential students from where they are to where they deserve to be — in higher education, employment, and leadership.
Future Pathways Programme
A highly selective, residential programme for high-performing secondary school graduates. FPP is Pathways' flagship offering — an intensive environment designed to prepare exceptional students for higher education, personal formation, and lifelong leadership.
Competitive intake
February – July (Year 2)
March – November (Year 1)
SAT, applications & essays
Curriculum
- Philosophy and Literature
- Spiritual Formation
- Physicality and the Disciplines
- University Preparation: SAT, Duolingo, college applications & essays
Structured learning philosophy: Through sustained reading, writing, dialogue, physical discipline and reflection, students are guided through a 4-part framework: Reality Checking, Mindset Transformation, Skill Building and ethical responsibility through Real-World Impact.
Student Outcomes
- Guidance for local universities and mentorship
- Access to internships, employment, or project roles
- Personal formation and leadership development
- International university application support
Note: FPP and APP are separate programmes to ensure fairness and sustainability. FPP is resource-intensive; APP provides continued access for other high-potential students.
Access Pathways Programme
A one-year programme for high-potential students not selected for FPP. APP ensures that no student is left behind — providing real skills, mentorship, and pathways to opportunity regardless of FPP selection.
February – November
Embedded within Pathways
Local & regional focus
End of November
Programme Components
Employment Pathways
Practical, hands-on work experience embedded within Pathways initiatives and partner organisations.
Educational Guidance
Local and regional university application support, with limited international university guidance.
Mentorship & Engagement
Continued one-on-one mentorship and long-term engagement with the Pathways community.
Student Outcomes
Community Pathways
Community Pathways supports the ecosystem and operations of Pathways — reaching youth, families, and communities across Zambia through enrichment, enterprise, employment, and strategic partnerships.
Children Enrichment Pathway
Early literacy, reading clubs, creative arts, and emotional development for young children.
- Early literacy and reading clubs
- Creative arts and emotional development
- Partnerships with schools and caregivers
- Direct engagement with families
Small-Scale Enterprises Pathway
Operated in partnership with local community members to provide income, skills, and support for families.
Profit Distribution
Employment Pathway
All salaried staff, managers, and general workers. Functional groups report to the CEO or Academic Coordinator.
Staff Categories
- Teaching staff
- Maintenance managers & personnel
- Kitchen staff
- Programme & operational support
Partnership Pathway
Formal relationships with external individuals, schools, organisations, and institutions, managed through MoUs detailing roles, scope, duration, and accountability.
- Schools and community organisations
- International collaborators
- Universities and academic institutions
- MoUs with defined roles, scope & accountability