The School Of African Languages

The School Of African Languages It's about having fun learning new languages and exploring Africa through language.

14/08/2026

🎓 A-LEVEL RESULTS — YOU GOT THIS! 💪🏽✨

Whether you’re celebrating, feeling unsure, or somewhere in between, take a breath. You’ve made it this far, and that’s something to be proud of.

Your results are one part of your journey, not the whole story.

At SOALCAP, we’re all about helping young people aged 18–25 discover opportunities, build confidence, gain experiences and develop skills that can help you stand out at university, in applications and in the workplace.

From career opportunities and networking to events, mentoring and real-world experiences, there’s plenty more ahead.

📲 Follow and stay connected so you’re among the first to hear about opportunities you can add to your CV, experience and future career journey.

Whatever your results…

YOU GOT THIS. Keep going. Keep building. Keep believing. 💙

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13/08/2026
🚨Upcoming Tech event in London 🚨Panel discussion and opportunity to explore and learn about careers in tech, new develop...
07/08/2026

🚨Upcoming Tech event in London 🚨

Panel discussion and opportunity to explore and learn about careers in tech, new developments globally including Asia and Africa and have a chance to try the newest Samsung products.

If your 18-25year old and looking for a career in tech. This is for you.

Reserve your spot now. Link in profile. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/innovation-without-borders-tickets-1994683202153

Swahili is both the national and official language of Tanzania, spoken by the majority of the population, making it one ...
10/07/2026

Swahili is both the national and official language of Tanzania, spoken by the majority of the population, making it one of the world's most successful lingua francas (a language that helps people from different ethnic and linguistic backgrounds communicate with one another). Swahili plays an important role in bringing people together through language, culture, and identity. Do you know or have you learned some Swahili? Let us know your favorite Swahili word in the comments!

🌍⚽ The World Cup has introduced millions of people to the passion, pride and diversity of Africa.But what if it could in...
03/07/2026

🌍⚽ The World Cup has introduced millions of people to the passion, pride and diversity of Africa.

But what if it could introduce you to something even more meaningful?

A new language.
A new culture.
A deeper connection to your heritage.
Or simply a whole new part of the world.

Our No Pressure Starter Package is the perfect place to begin.

✨ Just £99
✅ 4 x private 1-to-1 lessons
🎥 Personal lesson highlights reel to keep
📚 Learning materials included
🗣️ Learn with a native speaker
📅 Flexible scheduling—start when you're ready

Whether you're inspired by Ghana 🇬🇭, Senegal 🇸🇳, South Africa 🇿🇦, Morocco 🇲🇦, Côte d'Ivoire 🇨🇮, Egypt 🇪🇬, DR Congo 🇨🇩, Cameroon 🇨🇲, Cape Verde 🇨🇻 or another African nation, we'll help you find the right language for your journey.

The World Cup will end...

But your connection to Africa can last a lifetime.

👇 Comment or DM "AFRICA" and we'll message you with the languages you can learn.

📩 Or just click on the link in our bio

Your journey starts with one word. 🌍❤️

13/06/2026

Day 13 of Shona Month 🇿🇼❤️

You don't have to understand every word to feel the power of these voices.

There is something special about hearing Shona sung with pride, the rhythm, the harmony, the emotion, and the stories carried in every line.

Language is more than a way to communicate. It carries our history, our identity, our memories, and our connection to one another.

Today, we celebrate the beauty of Shona not just as a language, but as a sound, a feeling, and a living part of who we are.

Close your eyes, listen, and let the voices speak for themselves. ✨🎶🇿🇼

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12/06/2026

One Word: Sadza. Instant Connection. ❤️🇿🇼"

Sadza is the same word which helped Chunks and Niko defeat us on Guess the language on YouTube.

However, back to Love island...To many people, this was just a funny conversation about whether she has the arms and strength to cook sadza. 😅

But there was so much more in that exchange.

They spoke about where they come from with pride, his mum is from Kwekwe, she is from Harare and suddenly the conversation felt familiar. The mention of sadza and muriwo, the jokes, the shared understanding... it was like watching an inside joke unfold in real time.

The deeper meaning may have been lost on many, but for those who understood the culture, it felt like home.

Whether you watch Love Island or not, there's something beautiful about seeing people connect through their roots, their food, and the places that shaped them.

Sometimes all it takes is "Where are you from?" and "Can you cook sadza?" 🇿🇼✨

Comment "Taster" to try a Shona session with us. We will DM you the details.


11/06/2026
07/06/2026

🇿🇼 Meet Mr Patrick, our Shona Language Tutor! 🇿🇼

This month, we're celebrating the beauty of the Shona language and the rich culture, history, and traditions that come with it.

Did you know? 👀

Shona is the most widely spoken language in Zimbabwe, spoken by millions of people both in Zimbabwe and across the diaspora. It belongs to the Bantu language family and shares similarities with several Southern African languages, including Shangani (Xitsonga), Ndebele, Venda, and Sotho languages. If you already speak one of these languages, you may recognise familiar sounds, words, or expressions along the way.

But Shona is more than just a language.

It's a connection to family.
It's a connection to heritage.
It's a connection to community.

Whether you're looking to reconnect with your roots, learn for the first time, or help your children embrace their heritage, our Shona classes provide a welcoming and supportive space to begin your journey.

Throughout the month, Mr Patrick will be sharing language tips, cultural insights, and practical phrases to help you build confidence in Shona.

✨ Ready to give it a try?

Comment TASTER below and we'll send you information about our upcoming Shona Taster Session this month.

Let's learn. Let's connect. Let's celebrate Shona together.

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