In the realm of education and opportunity, Bob Mwiti stands as a guiding light, championing the dreams of ambitious Kenyan students. As an esteemed education consultant and the Director of The KENYA Airlift Program, his vision has transformed the lives of countless young minds. Through this award-winning initiative, brilliant Kenyan students, regardless of their financial background, are granted the chance to study in the United States, embarking on a transformative journey of academic and personal growth.
Bob’s expertise was recently showcased in an engaging discussion, where he touched on the latest developments involving students from Uasin Gishu county encountering difficulties in Finland. While the idea of the airlift program is a beacon of hope for aspiring scholars, he candidly shared insights on where the execution may have faltered. He emphasized the importance of meticulous planning and support to ensure a smooth journey for the students for such initiatives.
Through The KENYA Airlift Program, beneficiaries pursue STEM or business-related master’s programs in the United States, unlocking a world of amazing benefits. From access to top-notch education and cutting-edge research facilities to exposure to diverse cultures and global networks, the program enriches students’ lives in ways that transcend academic boundaries.
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The KENYA Airlift Program is an award-winning initiative that helps brilliant Kenyan Students achieve the dream of studying in the US regardless of their financial background.
The program was founded in late 2018 by US-based education & technology consultant Bob Mwiti in collaboration with a Member of County Assembly of Meru Hon. Dennis Kiogora popularly referred to as DMK.
The program’s mission is achieved through key partnership with MPOWER Financing as the official lending partner for unsecured student loans that cover both tuition and living expenses, partnership with universities in US where the program negotiates tuition fee waivers and scholarships, partnership with The Airlift Sacco to help finance students’ relocation expenses and partnership with Qatar Airways who offer discounted relocation air tickets to the students.
The program only accommodates ambitious and incredibly talented Kenyans who are willing to take a leap of faith in joining the tech industry by studying STEM or business-related master’s programs.
This award-winning program is trying to fix three major challenges Kenyan Students face in their quest to study in America, namely:
- Acquiring funding for relocation, tuition and living expenses.
- Finding well-paying jobs after graduation
- Acquiring permanent residency in America after graduation
The program is divided into two options; regular and parallel, which are based on the student’s academic qualifications and financial capabilities.
Regular student’s academic requirement is a B plain mean grade in KCSE with a B plain in Mathematics or Physics and a second class division in undergraduate, whereas Parallel students’ academic requirements is a C+ mean grade in KCSE and a second class division in undergraduate.
The program has an active membership of about 2000 students, and as of January 2023, the program has seen over 200 students relocate since inception, to study at various top State Universities in the US, with many more currently in the relocation pipeline.
The program has official working relationship with top Universities in North America namely:
- The University of Alabama in Huntsville
- Grand valley State University
- South Dakota State University
- Indiana University of Pennsylvania
- Missouri State University
If you are interested in joining this fantastic program, please apply today by visiting our website at www.kenyaairliftprogram.com
For any further inquiries, you can also visit our head office in Nairobi at Muthaiga Square, 3rd Floor suite 311 on Thika Road opposite Muthaiga Police Station or you can give us a call at 0721-263-977.
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