• Currently, Kabarak University provides a platform for individuals interested in learning German language. The institution offers introductory German language classes at the A1 level, specifically designed for beginners. The course is available at Kabarak University Nakuru City Campus.

Kabarak University is dedicated to preparing students for leadership in a globalized world. One of the key strategies in achieving this is through collaborations with international organizations to offer courses that benefit students.

Currently, Kabarak University provides a platform for individuals interested in learning German language. The institution offers introductory German language classes at the A1 level, specifically designed for beginners. The course is available at Kabarak University Nakuru City Campus.

The A1 Beginner German classes are intended for individuals looking to study, work, or undertake vocational training in Germany.

In 2024, Kabarak University signed a partnership with the AG German Institute to facilitate the study of the German language.

During the signing of the partnership, Kabarak University Vice Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, emphasizing the immense opportunities it presents to enhance German language and cultural programs at Kabarak University.

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He highlighted that these initiatives would benefit both students and staff, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to pursue advanced studies and career opportunities in Germany.

Founded in 2023, AG German Institute has quickly become Kenya’s largest private German language school, enrolling over 800 students in just six months. It is also the first language school in East Africa to receive the ÖSD license, enabling it to offer internationally recognized German exams.

The opportunity to study German at Kabarak University is particularly strategic, given the evolving relationship between Kenya and Germany, which aims to ensure mutual benefits in terms of labor. Both countries are currently exploring collaborative avenues to enhance these partnerships.

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In 2024, Germany and Kenya signed an agreement allowing more skilled workers from Kenya to live and work in Germany. According to Kenya’s State Department for Diaspora Affairs, this labor agreement has already facilitated over 380 confirmed job placements for Kenyans in Germany.

The labor migration agreement aims to establish a system for skilled workers to move between the two countries while protecting the rights of Kenyan workers. It seeks to ensure safe, orderly, and productive migration, addressing Germany’s labor shortages while significantly increasing access to decent foreign jobs for Kenyan workers.

Additionally, it contributes to the socio-economic development of Kenyan workers through remittances and skill transfers.

The Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs Musalia Mudavadi emphasized Kenya's commitment to strengthening its relationship with Germany: “Kenya continues to cherish its close ties with Germany, with a steadfast commitment to strengthening our diplomatic engagement and promoting shared democratic ideals.”

With expert instruction from the AG German Institute, you’ll gain valuable communication abilities that open doors to academic and career opportunities in Germany.

If you wish to join the Kabarak University community, contact 0800 724 281 or 0797 761996 email [email protected] or [email protected] or visit www.kabarak.ac.ke