Learn to Speak Zulu
The Easy Way
Communicate effectively in Zulu
in just a few weeks!
At Learnzulu we specialize in the presentation of practical Zulu Language courses to adults wanting to learn Zulu as a second language.
Courses are offered at our Johannesburg (Randburg) premises, with in-house training to our corporate clients.
A diverse spectrum of people are trained by ourselves each year, ranging from individuals who want to empower themselves with new language skills, to corporate management as well as teachers.
Our resumé includes companies such as LTA Building, ICL, Nampak, Murray and Roberts, Toyota, SABC, FNB and Robor to name but a few.
Zulu is the mother tongue of the majority of South Africans and is spoken by some 9 million people country wide. The Zulu language is also understood by Xhosa, Ndebele and Swazi speaking people.
Our training approach is both practical and personalised, with the emphasis on "speaking" and "understanding" the language. African customs and culture form part of the programme with Zulu guests from various walks of life invited to the classes to interact with students on a regular basis
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Owner and Course Architect
Sharl Henning, founder of Learnzulu obtained a BA Languages, BA Honours and a Masters degree in Zulu, graduating Cum Laude on all three degrees at Rand Afrikaans University. He has more than eighteen years experience in training adults to speak Zulu as a second language. He also has a thorough knowledge and understanding of Zulu customs and culture. |
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Our Lecturer
Joe Vezi holds a B.Com (Law) degree from the UNISA and a B.Tech degree from the University of Johannesburg. He has more than fifteen years experience in education and training and was employed as a Senior Training Specialist at the University of Johannesburg. He has conducted numerous conversational Zulu and cultural diversity courses for corporate clients. Joe is a Zulu mother tongue speaker and grew up in KwaZulu-Natal. He is a vibrant, approachable person who has a deep rooted passion for training and for the Zulu language. |
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| “Sanibonani bafundi!” (Good evening, learners!)
Sharl Henning, the enthusiastic teacher and founder of Learnzulu, says as he greets
the class gathered for their fourth lesson in the beginners’ Zulu class.
Without missing a beat, the students dutifully respond with, "Sawubona Thisha" (Good evening, teacher!) and class is now officially in session. To Read More Click Here |
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