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Home » Certificate in Kenyan Sign Language at KISE – Course and Fee

Certificate in Kenyan Sign Language at KISE – Course and Fee

by kevin Atamba
July 2, 2025
in General News
Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE)

Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE)

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Introduction to KISE and Its Sign Language Training

The Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) is a semi-autonomous institution under the Ministry of Education. Located off Kasarani-Mwiki Road in Nairobi, KISE has been a leader in special needs education since 1986. Among its wide array of programs, KISE is especially recognized for offering one of the most reputable Kenyan Sign Language (KSL) training programs in the country.

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This course equips learners with essential communication skills to interact effectively with members of the deaf community. It is suitable for teachers, caregivers, social workers, parents, and professionals interested in inclusive education or working with learners with hearing impairments.


Overview of the Certificate in Kenyan Sign Language (KSL)

Study Modes Available

  • Full-time (in-person)
  • Distance learning
  • Evening classes

Course Duration

  • 3 months

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for admission into the Certificate in Kenyan Sign Language, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • A minimum KCSE grade of D+ or an equivalent qualification.

Fee Structure for Certificate in Kenyan Sign Language – Full-Time Mode

Fee CategoryAmount (KES)
Registration5,000
Tuition52,500
Administrative Costs9,000
Total66,500

Optional accommodation and meal plans are available at an additional cost of KES 19,000 (subject to availability).

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Distance Learning Option: Certificate in KSL for Diploma in SNE (Inclusive Education) Graduates

This alternative format is tailored for learners who already hold a Diploma in Special Needs Education (Inclusive Education option). Students in this category are exempted from Session 1 of the course, resulting in reduced tuition costs.

Fee Breakdown – Distance Learning Mode

Fee CategoryAmount (KES)
Registration2,500
Tuition36,830
Administrative Costs5,000
Total44,330

Important Notes

  • The fees listed above are subject to revision.
  • Prospective students are advised to confirm current rates, payment guidelines, and course schedules directly with the institution before making any commitments.

Contact Information for KISE

If you have questions about course registration, fee payment procedures, or class schedules, contact KISE through the following channels:

  • Phone: 0724 269 505 or 020 8007977
  • Email: [email protected]

READ MORE: Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) Fee Structure

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