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By hannah perez · Posted
I have just completed the level 1 course! If anyone has any good tips or learning tools I'm happy to hear them! Also happy to learn this new skills with any other newbies! Or anyone for that matter! -
By Gerry Finnegan · Posted
I have had a problem with Part Three on the online course, and it prevented me from moving on to the next stage. I wanted to clear each level sequentially. I became discouraged about having to learn a whole range of occupations and locations, and was disappointed that "retired" was not included among them. By now I think it would be WORK+ME+NO or something like that. Also, no offense, but I'm not likely to have to use Carlisle or Teaching Assistant very often - and my home city (Belfast) isn' -
By Gerry Finnegan · Posted
That's always a challenge Claudette. I'm lucky I have m y daighter who is also learning BSL, but it can be a slow process. Good luck. -
By Claudette Blair · Posted
It is fantastic, I try to revise what I have learnt, after work. I am trying not to rush the course, but have noone to practice with. -
Our next British Sign Language Level 3 course is starting on Monday 7th February! This course runs every Monday from 6pm - 9pm for 48 weeks and takes place at our London Training Centre. This course will enable you to communicate in British Sign Language at Level 3 of the National Occupational Standards for Languages. Our BSL Teachers will take your signing skills to the next level and have you communicating with more confidence and fluidity. -
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By Chris Doyle · Posted
Hello Neil - same here! I have hearing aids (which changed my life) but I know it's only going to get more difficult to hear as time moves on. It's fabulous that you are teaching your children too - I honestly wish BSL was mandatory at schools! Good luck with your studies! -
By Chris Doyle · Posted
Hi Claudette - I am also learning online. Just started last week - it is a great way of learning I have found -
By Chris Doyle · Posted
Hi everyone My name is Chris and I am 49. I wear two hearing aids but it is likely I'll grow deafer over the years. My wife is a nurse who has a Deaf student at the moment. His interpreter recommended I start learning BSL sooner rather than later just in case. It is something I have always danced around and had an interest in. The recommendation coupled with the young lady on Strictly (big fans in our house!) made me sign up to the fab course. I've done lessons one and two and passed both. -
By Claudette Blair · Posted
Hi everyone, I am slowly getting though level one, I am doing bsl online, as there are no classes near me and I don't drive. Is there anyone that would love to practice with me.
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