IsiXhosa Language Training, Tuition and Learning Materials

XHOSA FUNDIS (Pty) Ltd is an ETDP SETA accredited training provider. We have been offering our isiXhosa Language Training to the public and to corporates/organisations since 2004. 

Contact us on 079 922 8656 or via info@xhosafundis.co.za (Mon – Fri 9am to 1pm)

ISIXHOSA LANGUAGE COURSES

We have a series of 8 courses which focus on building conversational fluency. Start with Course 1 (for absolute beginners) and progress from there. For an outline of content covered in our 8 courses, go to our ‘Course Descriptions‘ page.

We provide both online and in-person group courses for adults.

UPCOMING PUBLIC COURSES OPEN FOR REGISTRATION!

Our winter rates for the beginner courses starting in June, July and August will be reduced by 20% and the advanced courses by 10%. So, make use of this opportunity to learn IsiXhosa in a small online group, in the warmth of your own home.

For courses already started, you are still able to get onboard at lesson 2. 

We will send you a link to a recording to catch you up with lesson 1.

To register for a course, please click on the blue tab below. Then scroll to click on the course you’d like to do and fill in your details. If you have problems registering online, please email info@xhosafundis.co.za. We just need your name, surname and email address – and the course you would like to attend – to do the registration for you.

Book a Course!

If the cost prohibits you from attending, we can consider a trade of a service, product or skill that you can provide. Please contact Kyle via email info@xhosafundis.co.za to discuss.

To pay via EFT for a course, please scroll down to the bottom of this page for bank details.

“I have often wondered if the single best thing that could happen in South Africa might be that white Africans become fluent in an African language? Every time I’ve tried conversing in one of our African languages, no matter how stumbling my phrases, I’ve been rewarded by responses that make me feel good inside. Rewarded too by a sense of understanding people better. It’s as if the language itself serves as a warm, big-hearted guide into a culture I thought I knew but actually didn’t.

Dr. Jonathan Cumming

Communication Consultant & Writer