Mrs P. Nyamweda

Lecturer in Sign Language in the Language and Communication Centre Current Position/Designation: Lecturer in Sign Language in the Language and Communication Centre Qualifications Master’s in Inclusive Education, University of Zimbabwe B.Ed. Honours in Inclusive Education, Great Zimbabwe University Diploma in Primary Education, University of Zimbabwe Diploma in ICT and Educational Supervision, Morgan Zintec College National Certificate in Sign Language, Ministry of Higher and Tertiary Education Basic Sign Language Certificate, Deaf Zimbabwe Trust Cambridge Teacher Training, Cambridge Press University Areas of Specialisation: Sign Language and Special Needs Education Research Interests: Sign Language Pedagogy and Deaf Culture, Inclusive Curriculum Development and Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs), Barrier Identification, Accessibility, and Educational Interventions for Learners with Disabilities Professional Biography Mrs Pauline Nyamweda is a Lecturer in Sign Language at Women’s University in Africa. She specialises in Inclusive Education, Special Needs Education, and Deaf Education. Mrs. Nyamweda is a dedicated and compassionate specialist educator with extensive experience in supporting learners with diverse learning needs, including autism spectrum disorder, deaf and hard-of-hearing students, and intellectual disabilities. Her vast inclusive education training helps in equipping university students, educators, and professionals with practical sign language and inclusive pedagogy skills to promote accessible learning environments. Her work focuses on curriculum design for inclusive teacher training, sign language instruction, deaf culture and awareness, and the integration of visual aids and technology in inclusive education. She is passionate about advancing learner independence, self-advocacy, cultural sensitivity, and building capacity for inclusive practices in higher education and the wider community.