Gift a course
Pay for someone else's course
Parents, relatives, former employers, and churches do this all the time. You buy the course, they get a code, and they pick the cohort that fits their life.
- They pick the cohort
- Codes do not expire quickly
- M-Pesa, card or bank transfer
How it works
1
Pick the course
Choose the course you want to pay for, or leave it open and let them decide when they enrol.
2
Pay for it
M-Pesa, card, or bank transfer, the same as any other enrolment. You get a receipt.
3
They get a code
We send you a code to pass on, or send it straight to them with a short note from you.
4
They redeem it
They apply as normal and enter the code at enrolment. The fee is already covered.
Buy a gift code
Gift codes are bought through the course store, the same way a learner would buy their own place. Choose the course, pay, and we issue the code.
- One code covers one place on one course
- They choose the cohort that suits their schedule
- Admissions applies the code when the fee is confirmed
- You get a receipt, they never see what you paid
Questions people ask before gifting
The published price is the same across all seven courses, so a code covers whichever one they choose.
Talk to admissions. We would rather move the code to someone who will use it than keep the money.
Yes. We can send the code with or without your name on the note.
Yes. Churches, foundations, and employers sponsoring several people should talk to us directly. We handle the codes, the invoice, and the reporting on who took up their place.
Sponsoring more than one person?
Churches, foundations, and employers sponsoring several people should talk to us directly. We handle the codes, the invoice, and the reporting on who took up their place.