Swahili Teaching Opportunity in Liverpool for Kenyan Community Members

The Kenyan Community in New South Wales (KCNSW) is excited to share a new collaboration that directly benefits our community. Language Trainers, a global language education provider, is currently seeking a part-time Swahili teacher in Liverpool. This opportunity is perfect for native Swahili speakers within our diaspora who are passionate about teaching and preserving our cultural heritage through language.

The role involves one-on-one general Swahili lessons for a 12-year-old student, set over a 20-hour course. Classes will be held once a week on Tuesdays at 4:00 pm, beginning on 14 October 2025, in Liverpool (postcode 2170). This is not just an opportunity to teach—it is also a chance to strengthen the bond between generations by passing on Swahili to young learners growing up in Australia.

To be considered, applicants must be native Swahili speakers with a teaching degree and prior teaching experience. In line with Australian child safety requirements, candidates will also need a valid Working With Children Check and must reside within 20 miles of Liverpool. This position is an excellent fit for community members with educational backgrounds who wish to supplement their income while supporting cultural preservation.

For Kenyans in Australia, opportunities like this highlight the importance of maintaining our language and traditions even as we build new lives abroad. Swahili is more than just a language—it is a vital part of our identity, and teaching it to younger generations helps ensure its survival for years to come. Those interested in applying are encouraged to contact the KCNSW Executive directly for more details.

Learn more: www.languagetrainers.com