Diaspora language learning brochure

Lessons for every generation

• Children: pictures, games, repetition, songs and family vocabulary.
• Teens: conversation, role-play, culture and visits to Kenya.
• Adults: speaking confidence, everyday interaction, identity and heritage.
• Families: communication between children, parents, grandparents and relatives.

Start with your understanding

Do you already understand Gĩkũyũ but find it hard to respond? Tell us the learner’s age, current ability, country and time zone. Choose private, small-group or family learning and share your preferred days and times.

A practical learning journey

• Greetings, pronunciation, introductions and family members.
• Home, food, numbers, daily routines and simple questions.
• Conversation with relatives, expressing needs and visits to Kenya.
• Longer conversations, stories, proverbs and cultural expression; reading and writing introduced progressively.

Choose your lesson block

Ask us for the current package and quotation for your learner and preferred format. We confirm the teaching hours, total, timetable and payment arrangements before you book. Learning outcomes depend on the starting level and practice; a fixed lesson block is not a fluency guarantee.

Live teaching, wherever you are

• Direct teacher contact and class participation.
• Group or private lesson options, subject to availability.
• Level guidance for new and returning learners.
• Scheduling that takes your country and time zone into account.

Help us plan your programme

Tell us your course, country, time zone, previous study, preferred days and times, and whether you want group, private or family lessons. We confirm the applicable international quotation, invoice and payment instructions with you. Verified payments receive receipts.

Language and cultural connection