Description

This course builds on the foundation laid in the earlier classes, aiming to enhance students’ mastery of Kiswahili language and literature. Learners develop advanced skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with a strong focus on grammar (sarufi), vocabulary enrichment, and creative expression.

Students are introduced to a deeper analysis of fasihi andisihi (written literature) and fasihi simulizi (oral literature), exploring themes, styles, and cultural values reflected in Swahili works. The course also emphasizes communication for practical and academic purposes, encouraging confidence and fluency in both formal and informal settings.

Benefits of the course

  • Communicate fluently and effectively in Kiswahili.
  • Interpret and analyze various literary texts.
  • Apply correct grammar and structure in written and spoken Kiswahili.
  • Appreciate the role of Kiswahili in promoting national identity and regional integration.

Requirements

  • Regular class attendance and active participation.
  • Completion of assignments and reading tasks.
  • Respect for Kiswahili language use within the classroom environment.
  • A notebook and recommended Kiswahili reference materials.

Target Audience

  • Form Three students following the Kenyan secondary school curriculum (CBC/8-4-4).
  • Teachers or tutors seeking to support learners in Kiswahili.
  • Any learner interested in improving Kiswahili grammar, literature, and communication skills.

Materials included

  • Kiswahili textbooks (as per KICD-approved list).
  • Poetry and prose excerpts for literature study.
  • Listening and speaking practice exercises.
  • Grammar worksheets and sample KCSE-style questions.
  • Access to digital or printed revision materials.

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