Home
Blog
Kenya Institution of Special Education, a Place to Learn Kenya Sign Language

Kenya Institution of Special Education, a Place to Learn Kenya Sign Language

March 24, 2023 8:16 pm

Laura Wanjiru

0 comments

Every person is special, born at different times with different unique features that are attributed to them specifically. Some people however are born with special needs, some include the inability to speak, see or walk. Due to this they are mostly marginalized as many people do not know how to treat them or communicate with them. In Kenya certain special steps have been taken to ensure that this margin is reduced. Kenya institution of Special education (KISE) is such an institution here in Kenya. Specifically set up to teach the Kenyan sign language to individuals who want to help cater for the needs of the deaf and dumb in society. Kenya institute of special education (KISE) was established in 1986 in conjunction with the ministry of education.

Who can enroll to Kenya Institution of Special Education?

The program is tailored to ensure that those who undergo the course is adequate to teach and train persons with special needs as well as persons who want to assist and are interested in working with them like teachers, parents and other individuals in general. It has been designed in a special way and is suitable for people who are interested in becoming, Sign language interpreters and Braille transcribers. The program is suitable for people who are community based rehabilitation officers, counselors of people who work with people special needs, teachers who work in institutions for children with special needs, parents and siblings of people with special needs.

Location and contact information of KISE

Kenya institute of special education (KISE) is located away from the city center in a condusive environment away from distractions. It is located in Kasarani ward off Thika highway past international centre of insect physiology and ecology (ICIPE) behind kasarani centre. To get in touch with them the institution has provided contact information, their Phone number is 020- 8007977, mobile phone number 0734-801860 or 0724269505. For more information visit their official website at www.kise.co.ke.

About the Author

Laura Wanjiru

Follow me

Hailing from Nairobi, Kenya's bustling capital, Laura Wanjiru has always been at the crossroads of innovation and tradition. As a child, she was deeply fascinated by the range of products that would make their way into her family's household – from traditional Kenyan crafts to the latest technological gadgets.

This curiosity about products and their usability led Laura to pursue a degree in Consumer Science at a prestigious university in Kenya. Throughout her academic journey, she became renowned for her discerning eye and her innate ability to evaluate products with a balanced perspective, considering both the local context and global standards.

Upon graduation, Laura ventured into the world of journalism, carving a niche for herself as a product reviewer. Her reviews, covering a broad spectrum from household appliances to personal care items and tech gadgets, quickly gained a following. Readers appreciated her in-depth analysis, combined with her authentic voice that seamlessly blended technical know-how with relatable experiences.

Laura's work in the product review space did more than just guide consumers in their purchasing decisions; she also influenced brands and manufacturers to uphold high standards of quality and functionality, especially in the Kenyan market.

Beyond her written work, Laura Wanjiru has been a panelist on various consumer-focused television and radio shows, offering insights and tips on product selection and usage. She has also been instrumental in organizing and moderating consumer feedback sessions, helping brands better understand the Kenyan market.

Today, with her finger always on the pulse of consumer trends, Laura continues her mission of providing honest, clear, and impactful product reviews. Her work remains a valuable resource for readers not just in Kenya, but internationally, as they navigate the vast world of consumer products.