Live, trainer-led classes
Real-time online sessions, not pre-recorded video.
Loca et modi discendi
Sedes et Centra Discendi Nostra
Kenya School of Languages provides flexible language learning through physical learning centres and online classes. Students can choose a location and learning format based on their course, schedule and trainer availability.
Media Nairobi
Nairobi CBD Branch
Emperor Plaza, 4th Floor, Suite E404, Kenyatta Avenue, opposite GPO, Nairobi, Kenya
Convenient for students studying, working or living around central Nairobi. Possible languages include English, Kiswahili, French, German, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese Mandarin and other available languages, subject to trainer and timetable availability.
- Physical, trainer-led classes
- Course enquiries and admissions
- Placement and timetable guidance
- Translation and interpretation enquiries
Directiones
Opposite GPO, Nairobi.
Use the directions button for the most current route to Nairobi CBD Branch.
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Lectiones interretiales
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Online learning suits students who cannot regularly attend the Nairobi CBD branch, including learners studying from other parts of Kenya or from abroad. Schedules depend on trainer availability.
One-to-one classes
Private study for a focused, personalised pace where available.
Group classes
Learn alongside other students in a scheduled class.
Corporate classes
Language training arranged for organisations and teams.
International students
Study remotely from outside Kenya, subject to timetable and timezone.
Flexible timetable
Schedules are agreed with Admissions based on trainer availability.
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Sedes praesentialis, interretialis, an singularis?
Physical classes
Best if you are based near Nairobi CBD and prefer an in-person classroom environment with direct access to your trainer and classmates.
Online classes
Best if you need flexibility, are outside Nairobi, or prefer to study from home or work, without commuting.
One-to-one study
Best if you want a personalised pace and schedule built around your own availability, subject to trainer availability.
Praesentialis contra interretialem
Duo modi vere studendi — non compromissum.
Both formats use live, trainer-led classes. The right choice depends on your own circumstances:
- Convenience — online removes the need to commute
- Interaction — a physical classroom offers in-person contact with your trainer and classmates
- Flexibility — online can suit a busier or less predictable schedule
- Learning environment — some students concentrate better in a physical classroom, others at home
- Scheduling — both formats are ultimately confirmed with Admissions based on trainer availability
Auxilium in eligendo necessarium?
Non certus es quae sedes tibi optima sit?
Tell Admissions your language, goal and availability and we will help you choose between a physical or online class.
Quaestiones frequentes
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Which branch should I choose?
Kenya School of Languages currently has one confirmed physical branch, in Nairobi CBD. If a physical location is not convenient for you, online classes are available instead.
Can I study online?
Yes. Online classes are available for most programmes, with live trainer-led sessions rather than pre-recorded video.
Are all languages available at every branch or mode?
Not necessarily. Language and level availability depends on trainer and timetable availability at the time you enquire. Admissions will confirm what is available for your chosen language and mode.
Can I switch from physical to online classes?
Speak with Admissions about switching modes. Availability depends on your course, level and current timetable.
Do you offer one-to-one classes?
One-to-one study is available depending on the course and trainer availability. Ask Admissions when you enquire.
How do I confirm the current timetable?
Timetables are confirmed with Admissions after registration, based on your course, level and preferred schedule.
Can international students study online?
Yes. Online classes can be arranged for students learning from outside Kenya, subject to trainer availability and timetable/timezone considerations.