Denmark's only dedicated home-education online provider currently serves ages 4-15 with no upper-secondary Cambridge or A-Level offer. Every Smartious class is live, real-time, taught by a subject specialist, right through A-Level.
Smartious at USD 2,160-6,480/year vs DKK 38,000-78,000+/year (~USD 5,600-11,500/year) for Copenhagen's established international schools.
Cambridge A-Level and IB Diploma students have a real, established route into Danish universities via optagelse.dk's grade-conversion process — separate from, and unaffected by, how the family structures K-12 schooling.
Families sit exams locally rather than travelling, unlike families in Jutland cities.
Nairobi EAT is only 1-2 hours ahead of Copenhagen — live afternoon Nairobi teaching lands naturally within the Copenhagen school day.
Copenhagen's most established international schools report competitive admissions at popular entry points. Smartious offers immediate enrolment.
Yes. Section 76 of the Danish Constitution protects the right to educate a child at home rather than send them to a specific school, provided the education is broadly equivalent to what folkeskole provides. It works by notifying your local kommune, not seeking approval. This is a genuinely permissive, well-established legal framework — not a grey area.
For the education to fully satisfy the kommune's equivalence standard, yes — Danish is one of the subjects supervision looks at, alongside mathematics, English, and history/science. Smartious delivers Cambridge, IB, and American curriculum in English; families should plan for a separate Danish-language component, especially for longer-term residents intending to stay in the Danish system.
Both provide physical campus premium international education (DKK 45,000-78,000/year). Smartious provides live online Cambridge, IB, and American curriculum at USD 2,160-6,480/year with immediate enrolment.
Copenhagen hosts Denmark's only British Council presence and the country's primary Cambridge-authorised examination infrastructure. Smartious handles examination registration logistics.
Yes. Danish universities admit via optagelse.dk, the national coordinated admission system. The IB Diploma is directly recognised as equivalent to a Danish upper-secondary leaving certificate (minimum 24 points); Cambridge A-Level qualifications are assessed on a comparable basis. Note that many Danish bachelor's programmes are taught in Danish and require Danish language proficiency, though Denmark also offers 600+ English-taught programmes.
Copenhagen runs CET (UTC+1) in winter and CEST (UTC+2) in summer — only 1-2 hours behind Nairobi EAT. Live afternoon Nairobi teaching lands naturally within the Copenhagen school day.
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