On campus
A room at Kendahouse, 4th Floor, Nairobi, a board, and a Cohort small enough that every learner speaks in every session instead of the loudest three.
Fits if your week has a fixed window and you study best in a room with other people.
Ways to study
Same syllabus. Three places to sit.
On campus, online, or off-campus. The mode changes your Tuesday evening; it does not change what you learn, what you are assessed on, or what you pay.
The three study modes
Online
The same syllabus and the same Cohort, joined from wherever you are. No commute, same level, same final assessment at the end of the twelve weeks.
Fits if your week does not survive a commute, or Nairobi traffic decides your evenings for you.
Off-campus
Your Cohort meets away from Kendahouse, in the building your organisation, campus or team already uses. The programme travels to the room, not the other way round.
Fits an organisation or a campus that wants one Cohort trained together in its own space.
Unchanged
Five things that never move between modes.
- Placement check before day one
- The same syllabus and CEFR ladder
- Roughly twelve weeks, assessment at the end
- KSh 42,000 per language level, in every mode
- Intakes in January, May and September
Choosing
Answer one question, get one mode.
- A fixed evening and a short trip across town?
- On campus
- Shifts, deadlines or a commute that eats the evening?
- Online
- Three or more people in one organisation?
- Off-campus, and admissions quotes it for the Cohort
You can change how you study from one level to the next. Ask admissions before a round starts and they will place you in the mode that is open.
Where sessions run
Kendahouse, 4th Floor, Nairobi
On-campus sessions, events and the placement window all happen in the same building, so a tour of a session, your placement check and day one are one trip, not three.
- Office hours
- Mon–Fri 8:00–18:00 · Sat 9:00–14:00
- Admissions
- +254 714 772 289