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STEM study trips

STEM education trips for Kenyan schools help to transform how students engage with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. At ReadTrips, we carefully curate experiences that are aligned with the needs of learners in Kenya, combining academic excellence with real-world exposure across leading global destinations.

On the trip

What students explore

  • Interactive science and technology museums

    Munich's Science Museum, Science Centre Singapore and the Shenzhen Science and Technology Museum, connecting classroom learning to real exhibits and working models.

  • Engineering and infrastructure in practice

    BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche in Germany, the Allianz Arena's retractable roof and the Eiffel Tower's ironwork, showing students how STEM careers operate outside the classroom.

  • Innovation hubs and universities

    The Technical University of Munich, the University of Tokyo, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Stanford University and NASA Ames Research Center, giving students early exposure to global STEM career and university pathways.

  • Sustainability and smart cities

    Robotics, artificial intelligence and sustainable engineering, from Japan's smart city initiatives to Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, studied where they are being built, not just described.

  • Cultural immersion for global citizenship

    Every trip broadens students' perspectives through cultural experiences that support global citizenship, from Singapore's markets to Hong Kong's British-Chinese heritage.

6 trips

STEM trips

Trips

More ways to learn

  • STEAM Olympiads

    International competitions that bring together science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics to inspire creativity, innovation and problem-solving.

  • Coding Olympiads & robotics competitions

    Global challenges that test students' ability to solve real-world problems through code, logic and robotic design.

Learning outcomes

What students gain

Students will be able to:

  • Describe how a STEM career actually works day to day, from meeting practitioners in the field
  • Connect a specific technology or engineering process to the classroom subject behind it
  • Compare Kenya's STEM landscape with what they've seen abroad
  • Build a stronger, more specific case for their own higher education pathway
Students exploring an aircraft exhibit at a science museum in Europe

Stories

From our travellers

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