TREK PROGRAM

Frequently Asked Questions

I have questions about completing the online application. Who can I contact?

First, we recommend watching our Trek Online Application Tutorial Video. If you still have questions or if you are facing technical difficulties, email trek@kurumbuka.org or message +250788309681 on WhatsApp.

What does it mean that applications are evaluated on a rolling basis?

Applications are accepted and responded to on a continuing basis until the deadline. Therefore, it is possible that all available spots will be filled before the deadline. Interested applicants are encouraged to apply early to give themselves the best chance of being admitted.

Can I apply for Trek if I do not live in Rwanda, Uganda, or Burundi.

Admission to our first cohort is limited to applicants from Rwanda, Uganda, or Burundi. We are actively working towards broadening the geographical scope of Trek in the near future.

Where do participants live during the program?

Trek students live at the Kurumbuka Leadership Hub in Kigali, Rwanda. We have two separate dorms for males and females as well as learning facilities and dining areas.

What is a cohort?

A cohort is defined as 'a group of people banded together or treated as a group'. In our context, a cohort is a group of learners completing courses as a unified group.

What does my tuition cover?

Your tuition will cover all books, resource materials, facilitator fees, meals, special activities, and accommodations.

When are my tuition payments due?

Accepted applicants are expected to pay 100% of their tuition fees (minus any pre-approved scholarships) before the program start date. Alternative arrangements will only be made in exceptional circumstances.

What certificate will I earn by completing Trek?

You will be awarded a Certificate in Abundant Leadership.