News & stories
What's happening at Kiflaps.
Programme updates, study guides, and learner stories, all written by the people running the cohorts.
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Sign language classes in Nairobi: the questions we get before enrolment
Sign language classes in Nairobi: which sign language you learn, who teaches it, what it costs and how fast it moves, answered honestly before you enrol.
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Certificate vs diploma in Kenya: how to choose
Certificate vs diploma in Kenya: depth, time and assessment compared, plus which is better for a deadline, a career change or a first qualification.
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Exam week preparation: habits that earn a first-sitting pass
A day-by-day exam week preparation routine for the last week before an exam: what to cut, what to practise, what to pack, and how to sit the paper.
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Spanish conversation practice in Nairobi: one evening, hour by hour
A Thursday session of Spanish conversation practice in Nairobi, hour by hour: the warm-up, the drill, the role-play, the corrections, and who it suits.
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German B1 for university: what to prove and when
Which certificate satisfies a German B1 for university application, how long it really takes, and a five-month plan that works backwards from your deadline.
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Kiswahili for the workplace: what a Nairobi team actually learns
Kiswahili for the workplace: what an eight-week Cohort covers, which roles benefit first, and how sponsors see Kiswahili communication skills improve.
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An 8-week JLPT N5 study plan
A week-by-week JLPT N5 study plan for eight weeks: what to cover, how long to study each day, and where candidates lose marks.
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How to learn French in Nairobi around a full-time job
Evening French for people who want to learn French in Nairobi after work: the timetable, who the evening Cohort suits, fees, and how to apply.
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The language placement test: what to expect
What the 45-minute language placement test covers, how to prepare for a placement test, and what the result changes about your Cohort.
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CEFR levels explained: what A1 to C2 actually means
CEFR levels explained: what each grade from A1 to C2 lets you do, how long the climb takes, and where to start.