Learn Kenya Sign Language (NCPWD KSL training)
National Council for Persons with Disabilities · sources read 3 Oct 2026
Fill the Kenya Sign Language application form on NCPWD's KSL training page and pick one training centre. NCPWD runs basic KSL training with KISE, mainly for public officers, so you'll need your employer's details and support.
- Fee
- We couldn't confirm a fee from the official page. Check it there before you pay.
- Where
- Online on the NCPWD website (KSL training page); training at KISE-partner centres around the country
What you need
- Your employer details: ministry/county/agency, department, work station and your supervisor's name and phone
Steps
- Talk to your head of department or supervisor first. The form asks for their name and phone number.
- Fill the 'Application for Admission to Kenya Sign Language Program' form on ncpwd.go.ke/ksl-training: your details, education, job and any past experience with Deaf people.
- Pick one centre: Nairobi KISE (full time), Nairobi evening class (part time), Mombasa (Shanzu), Nakuru, Kisii, Kakamega, Kisumu (Kisumu Polytechnic), Isiolo or Nyeri. Then send the application.
Watch out
- The course is run with the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE).
- The last intake advertised on the page started in January 2025. Email info@ncpwd.go.ke to ask when the next one opens.
Who can apply
- Mainly public officers in government ministries, counties, departments and agencies, to serve Deaf people better.
- NGOs and private companies can also nominate and sponsor their staff.
Official sources (1)
- Expression of Interest for Kenya Sign Language Training ncpwd.go.ke · read 3 Oct 2026