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By Lead Academy · Posted
The Specialist Education and Training Support Service (SEaTSS) in Redbridge is currently seeking a Communication Support Worker (CSW) to join their Sensory Team. This role involves supporting Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and young people across various age groups within the local authority. Key Details: Position: Communication Support Worker (CSW) Location: Redbridge, London Responsibilities: Provide communication suppor -
By Lead Academy · Posted
Positive Signs, a Deaf-led communication support agency based in Upminster, Essex, is currently hiring a British Sign Language (BSL) Support Worker. This full-time position (Monday to Friday, 35–37.5 hours per week) involves providing both in-person and remote BSL/English support to staff and clients across various locations within reasonable traveling distance from the main office. Key Responsibilities: Facilitate clear communication between BSL and English, ensuring cultural -
By Lead Academy · Posted
You're learning BSL to connect with the Deaf community, support a friend, and be more inclusive. It shows care, respect, and a desire to communicate with everyone. -
By Lead Academy · Posted
You're learning BSL because you want to communicate better—maybe with a Deaf friend, for work, or just to be more inclusive. That's awesome! -
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By BethanyC95 · Posted
I have always loved languages and it has always been on my list to start learning BSL. My daughter is in reception at school and has started learning a bit of sign language and has shown a great interest in it. I've therefore started learning so that I can teach her and we can learn together -
By BethanyC95 · Posted
Hi! My name is Bethany and I just started learning sign language about 2 weeks ago using an online course and also through sign sense -
By vedith mupparaju · Posted
As a physiotherapist, I’ve always believed that every patient deserves to be heard—literally and figuratively. Early in my career, I encountered situations where language barriers made it difficult to connect fully with patients who were Deaf or hard of hearing. That experience stuck with me. It made me realize how much more inclusive and empowering healthcare could be if professionals like me took the time to learn British Sign Language. When I moved to the UK to pursue my MSc in Contempor -
By vedith mupparaju · Posted
Hi everyone, My name is Vedith Mupparaju, and I’m a physiotherapist currently pursuing an MSc in Contemporary Physiotherapy Practice at the University of Lincoln. Originally from India, I bring over two years of hands-on experience working with patients across neurological, musculoskeletal, and cardiorespiratory conditions in both hospital and community settings. I’m HCPC registered and a member of the British Deaf Association and the National Deaf Children’s Society, and I'm currently
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