Top Institutions Offering A Levels and Cambridge A Levels in Zambia (2025 Guide)

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 Searching for institutions offering A Levels or Cambridge A Levels in Zambia? This comprehensive guide lists accredited schools and centres where students can study for international AS and A Level qualifications.

A levels in Zambia
Cambridge A Levels!


 It’s important to note that the Examinations Council of Zambia (ECZ) does not offer AS or A Level examinations. Instead, these programmes are provided by selected private schools, government schools, and educational centres across the country.


To enroll in an A Level programme in Zambia, students generally need five O Level credits, including English and Mathematics.


Below are some of the top institutions offering A Levels in Zambia:


1. DK Secondary School (David Kaunda National STEM School) – Lusaka

David Kaunda National STEM Secondary School is a prestigious government institution offering A Levels in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Exam Board: Pearson Edexcel


2. Mpelembe Secondary School – Kitwe

Mpelembe Secondary School, a well-known Catholic school in Kitwe, offers A Level programmes under the Pearson Edexcel examining board.


3. University of Zambia (UNZA) – Lusaka

The University of Zambia offers A Levels at its Great East Road Campus. A unique advantage is that students who complete A Levels at UNZA receive exemption from the first-year Natural Sciences (NS) programme.

Exam Board: Pearson Edexcel


4. British Council Zambia – Lusaka

The British Council is one of the country’s most popular centres for A Level examinations.

Exam Boards:

Cambridge International Examinations (CIE),

Pearson Edexcel.


5. Trident College – Solwezi

Located in the North-Western Province, Trident College is a prestigious international school known for its high-quality A Level programmes and modern learning environment.

Exam Board: Typically Cambridge or Edexcel (varies by year)


6. Hillcrest National Technical Secondary School – Livingstone

Hillcrest is one of Zambia’s well-established government schools offering A Levels.

Exam Board: Pearson Edexcel or CIE (depending on year).



A Levels in Zambia: Duration, Costs & Available Subjects

Programme Duration

A Levels in Zambia typically run for one year, divided into two semesters.


Cost of A Levels in Zambia

Fees vary by institution but generally range from:

K3,000 to K10,000 per semester

(International schools charge significantly more.)


Common A Level Subjects in Zambia

Students can choose from a wide range of subjects, including:

Mathematics

Biology

Physics

Chemistry

English Language

Literature in English

Art and Design

Computer Science

Business Studies

Economics.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


How long are A Levels in Zambia?

A Levels usually last one year, split into two semesters.


What is the cost of A Levels in Zambia?

Costs range from K3,000 to K10,000 per semester, depending on the institution.


Which subjects are offered for A Levels?

Subjects include Math, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, English, Literature, Art and Design, and many others.


Location: Lusaka, Zambia

Comments

  1. Anonymous14 September 2025 at 20:53

    After studying A-levels from one of these institutions can one apply to any university of their choice either within or out of zambia

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