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TL;DR:
- Good holiday tuition comes down to five things: who teaches, how small the groups are, whether there is a plan for your child, how your child is kept safe, and how honestly you are told what is happening.
- For Form 3, FuKazee classes are taught by KCSE examiners and TSC-registered teachers, with one-on-ones for every student. Grade 10 learners work with experienced teachers.
- Each Form 3 holiday starts with a day-one topic audit, so the six weeks go on the topics costing your child marks. Form 3 parents get an update on WhatsApp every week.
- 79% of the students FuKazee followed up after its April tuition improved their grades. No tuition, ours included, can promise a grade.
- It is not the right choice for every child. A tired child who is coping well may need rest more than lessons.
Who this is for
This is for Nairobi parents of a Form 3 student going into Form 4, or a Grade 10 learner going into Grade 11, who are deciding how to use the long holiday.
We believe FuKazee is the best holiday tuition choice in Westlands for many families. That is our own view, so below we show the evidence for each point and where to check it. Then you decide.
For a neutral checklist to use with any centre, see our page on comparing KCSE tuition centres in Nairobi.
The two programmes this holiday
FuKazee runs two holiday programmes in Westlands this year.
| Form 3 holiday tuition | Grade 10 holiday tuition | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | Form 3 students going into Form 4 | Learners in Grade 10 now, moving to Grade 11 in January 2027 |
| Dates | Monday 2 November to Friday 11 December 2026 | Monday 9 November 2026 to about Friday 11 December 2026 |
| Where | Westlands in person on Mondays and Fridays, live online Tuesday to Thursday | Westlands, Nairobi |
| Teachers | KCSE examiners and TSC-registered teachers | Experienced teachers |
| Details and fees | Form 3 holiday tuition | Grade 10 holiday tuition |
Most of what follows describes the Form 3 programme, which has the most detail on the live site. Where Grade 10 is different, we say so.
1. Who actually teaches your child
For Form 3, KCSE examiners teach the core subjects, alongside TSC-registered teachers. KCSE examiners are the teachers who mark the national papers. They know what earns a mark and what loses one, and they show students both.
The core subjects are Mathematics, English, Kiswahili, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Topic drills are run by peer tutors from Maranda, Mangu and Maryhill who scored A and A- in KCSE. Rodney Maina, FuKazee's founder, also teaches in the holiday tuition himself, as he does in every FuKazee programme.
For Grade 10, the live page says "experienced teachers", so that is what we say here. Tell us your child's subjects and ask who would take each one.
Why this matters: the person in the room decides how your child spends six weeks. The Form 3 page has short clips of a Physics and a Biology examiner teaching. Our guide on how KCSE papers are marked explains why marking knowledge helps.
What to ask any provider, us included: "Who will teach my child each subject, and what is their KCSE experience?" A good answer names a person for each subject.
2. Small groups and real one-on-one time
FuKazee limits places so that classes stay small, and every Form 3 student gets one-on-one time with an examiner. Those one-on-ones are planned around what your child needs, on the topics they find hardest.
A few details parents often miss:
- One-on-ones are part of the programme.
- They are held online. In-person one-on-ones are not included.
- After classes end on Friday 11 December, online one-on-ones carry on until Sunday 3 January 2027, at no extra cost, on a schedule your child agrees with the teacher.
- If your child needs a subject outside the core six, such as Geography, History or CRE, they can do it one-on-one with a teacher of that subject.
Where we are honest about limits: our pages do not publish a fixed class size. Ask us for the current numbers before you book. A centre that will not give you a number is one to question.
3. A plan for your child, not a rerun of the syllabus
Every Form 3 student starts with a topic audit on day one. It finds the exact Form 3 topics your child is weak in, so the holiday goes on what actually costs marks.
This matters more in Form 3 than in any other holiday. By the end of Form 3, most of the KCSE syllabus has been taught. Whatever your child did not understand is carried straight into the KCSE year, when there is little time to go back. Students who fix their gaps now can spend Form 4 revising. Students who do not spend it catching up.
Here is how a typical Form 3 week runs:
| Day | Where | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | In person, Westlands | Core subjects with examiners and TSC-registered teachers, topic drills, learning with AI on laptops. Breakfast and lunch provided. |
| Tuesday | Live online | Classes from home on the week's topics |
| Wednesday | Live online | Practice questions, marked and explained, plus one-on-ones where needed |
| Thursday | Live online | Catch-up on the hardest topics of the week |
| Friday | In person, Westlands | Weekly check and exam technique with the examiners, then Fun Friday. Breakfast and lunch provided. |
Over the six weeks that makes 12 in-person days and 18 live online days. Your child travels to Westlands twice a week. Online lessons are recorded where possible, so a missed class can be caught up.
For Grade 10, it starts with what you tell us when you first message: your child's pathway, their three electives, whether they take Core or Essential Mathematics, and the subject that worries you most. Bring exercise books, test papers and the latest report. A teacher learns far more from a marked page than from "the subject is hard". Our Grade 10 parents' guide covers the new system itself, so we will not repeat it here.
4. Your child's safety and care
FuKazee writes its safety rules down, and they are on the tuition page for any parent to read before paying. Here is what they say, in short:
- We supervise students during class hours. Parents arrange travel to and from the venue.
- The exact venue in Westlands is shared with booked families before the first day.
- Breakfast and lunch come with in-person days. Tell us before the first day about any medical condition, allergy or food your child cannot eat.
- Students are expected to respect teachers, partners and each other. For serious or repeated misconduct, we may send a student home or end their place, after speaking to the parent.
- We may take photos and short videos in class. You can opt out at any time on WhatsApp or by emailing lead@fukazee.com, and we will stop using your child's image.
- We collect only what we need to teach and look after your child. Only FuKazee staff and the teachers on the programme see it. We never sell or share it. Progress records are kept for up to two years, then deleted, sooner if you ask.
FuKazee also teaches Kenyatta Trust students in its holiday tuition, one of three tuition partners listed on the Form 3 page.
What to ask any provider: "Who is responsible for my child during the day, and what happens with their records?" Get the answer in writing.
5. Honest reporting, during and after
Form 3 parents get an update on WhatsApp every week, and students have a weekly check every Friday. That way you hear about a problem while there is still time to fix it.
After the holiday, look at results. On our KCSE results page, FuKazee says "79% of the students we followed up after our April holiday tuition improved their grades." The same page shows report cards and messages that parents shared, with first names only. Two of them, word for word:
"She moved from a C in first term endterm to a B- in the opener. She still needs support in Math and computer..." (Yasmin's parent)
"Yes actually she did and by God's grace she emerged position 7 in her class and 1st in her ability grouping... so thank you so much for the help" (Angel's parent)
The first message says Yasmin still needs support. Honest reporting includes the parts that are not finished yet.
Other results on that page include Abby moving from C to B with A's in Maths and Chemistry, Sifa moving from C to B-, and Babra rising 101 places in her school, from 277 to 176 out of 435.
What we cannot promise: no tutor can guarantee a particular grade. Our own terms say so: results depend on each student's effort and circumstances.
More than marks: the rest of the six weeks
A long holiday at home often means a phone and a TV. FuKazee plans the Form 3 holiday so your child grows as a person too. The live page lists these extras:
- Learning with AI and laptops. Students learn to use AI properly for revision, with hands-on time on computers and laptops. It is the part most of them enjoy most.
- Fun Fridays. Every Friday ends with chess (with Bishop's Bridge), dancing and games.
- Life skills. Practical sessions on saving and managing money, and on how boys and girls talk to and respect each other.
- Sessions for the girls with our partner Nawiri Sisters, on periods, body confidence and how a woman's body works, held openly and kindly.
Exam-safe study habits are part of how FuKazee teaches AI to students. AI is for practice and checking understanding. Work that a school grades must stay the student's own.
How FuKazee compares, in general terms
Families usually weigh FuKazee against another holiday tuition centre or revising at home. The Form 3 page has a side-by-side table. Ask every centre to name its teachers, explain how weak topics are found, say whether one-on-ones cost extra, and show written terms and real results. Revising at home can work well for an organised, self-driven child, and a cheaper option can be the right one. Compare what each fee includes.
When FuKazee may not be the right fit
FuKazee is a good fit for many Nairobi families, but not for all. Here are the times we would point you elsewhere, or suggest you wait:
- Your child is tired and coping well. After a hard year, rest may do more good than six weeks of lessons. Sleep, friends and time outdoors matter.
- Westlands is too far. The Form 3 timetable asks for two trips a week. If that is not realistic, a KCSE study plan may be a better start.
- You want in-person one-on-ones. Ours are online only.
- Your child does not want to be there. In our experience, tuition works when the student wants to take part.
- You need a guaranteed grade. We cannot give one, and neither can anyone else.
- Your child is in a different class. The Form 3 programme is for Form 3 students going into Form 4. The Grade 10 programme is for learners in Grade 10 now.
Is it too late to join this holiday?
Not yet, but places are limited. A Form 3 student can still join until Tuesday 1 December 2026. Message us on WhatsApp or email us and we will talk it through. For Grade 10, a late start depends on whether a place is still open and how much of the programme has gone by. Message us and we will tell you honestly.
For Grade 10, dates after this December programme have not been set.
Questions people ask
Who teaches FuKazee's holiday tuition?
For Form 3, KCSE examiners teach the core subjects together with TSC-registered teachers, and each student has one-on-ones with an examiner. Peer tutors who scored A and A- in KCSE run topic drills. Grade 10 learners work with experienced teachers.
Where is FuKazee's holiday tuition held?
In Westlands, Nairobi. Form 3 students come in on Mondays and Fridays and learn live online from Tuesday to Thursday. Booked families get the exact venue before the first day.
Does FuKazee holiday tuition improve grades?
79% of the students FuKazee followed up after its April holiday tuition improved their grades, and parents have shared moves such as C to B. Progress still depends on each child's effort and circumstances, so no grade can be promised.
How will I know how my child is doing?
Form 3 parents get an update on WhatsApp every week, and students have a weekly check each Friday. Online lessons are recorded where possible, so your child can catch up on a missed class.
How much does FuKazee holiday tuition cost?
Fees, instalments and refund terms are on the Form 3 tuition page and the Grade 10 tuition page. Everything for Form 3 is included in the fee, with no extra charge for online classes, one-on-ones, the audit or Fun Fridays.
Where FuKazee fits in
FuKazee Limited is a Nairobi learning company, incorporated on 14 May 2026. Since 2022 we have trained 3,000+ people, from corporate teams to postgraduates and KCSE candidates, and we are rated 4.9 on Google. You can read what learners and organisations say on our reviews page, and more about the team on the about page.
Our holiday tuition follows the same habits we try to keep everywhere: start from what the learner already has, and spend the time where it counts. If you think it could suit your child, look at the Form 3 tuition or Grade 10 tuition page first, then talk to us.
Email us at lead@fukazee.com with your child's class and the subject that worries you most. Or message us on WhatsApp about Form 3 tuition or Grade 10 tuition, and a person replies.
Sources
All FuKazee facts in this post come from the live fukazee.com pages below, last checked 12 November 2026.
- FuKazee, KCSE Form 3 holiday tuition (teachers, dates, weekly timetable, one-on-ones, extras, partners, terms on safety, photos and data)
- FuKazee, Grade 10 holiday tuition in Nairobi (dates, experienced teachers, what to bring, late joining)
- FuKazee, KCSE results (79% follow-up result, parent messages and report cards)
- FuKazee, KCSE tuition centres in Nairobi (checklist, class sizes, care)
- FuKazee, About (Rodney Maina teaching in every programme, incorporation date, 3,000+ people trained)
- FuKazee, Reviews (Google rating)
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