That's very thoughtful, all the best in your learning journey. 🙏👍

Hi Denise, how lovely. Hopefully you will make your workplace more inclusive, and make meaningful connections using BSL in the future 👍

Welcome to the forum, BSL is a beautiful language, how are you leaning? Online/face to face?  I find practicing in a classroom is very beneficial 👍

Welcome to the forum, I would say watch good videos online and learn few signs everyday and then practice to use them in a sentence 👍 

Hi Phoebe, message me privately and we can arrange a zoom call happy to practice 

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Hi Natalia, I'm currently doing lvl 1 at uni but would love to practice if it would be of use to you at lvl 2. Let me know x

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Hi, my name is Chelsea! I have always wanted to learn sign language, but I now work as an INA in a primary school so feel I've got more of a push to finalise my course. I also work alongside teachers that are deaf, and so I think its very important that I learn. Any tips, tricks, or help would be so appreciated!