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Looking for an opportunity to apply your British Sign Language skills and knowledge in a Deaf-led organisation? Look no further! We are seeking a CSW / Key Worker to join our Remarkable team! Job Title: Living CSW / Keyworker (East London Based) Location: Central London + East London Salary: £29,500 – £32,500 - Dependent on experience Accountable to: Registered Manager Hours: Full Time, Monday – Friday (40 hours a week, including occasional weekend work) Deadline: Friday 14th November 2025 Start Date: January 2026 Applying: If you are interested in applying for this position, please email a copy of your CV and covering letter to: [email protected] www.remark.uk.com/latestnews/work-for-us-csw-jan-2026 Remark! is an Equal Opportunities Employer (EOE). -
By Laila Marshall · Posted
Hi there! I'm Laila and I've just started a beginners course in BSL. I work in a nursery as a senco and one to one currently but hoping to move on to a different job role in a special school or a school setting. I've been fascinated by BSL for years now and I've finally decided to take the leap and start a course so here we are! I am already level 1, 2, 3 and soon to be level 4 trained in makaton in the new year but ive always loved watching people use BSL and even though I'm not deaf i still plan on signing as i speak to myself to ensure i dont forget any of it and i just find it fun to do anyway! I am a little suspicious of my hearing anyway as it isnt the best and i do have moments where i lose hearing in one of my ears for a few minutes at a time the longest being an hour and sometimes in both ears together so I'm looking into that but im so excited to finally be a BSL user and join this community -
By Dorothy Jones · Posted
Hi there, i have my 103 exam this Wednesday evening. I. Looking for someone to practice with over the next couple of days. -
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If you ever want to practise when you enrol on the course, I'd be more than happy to do so (and with anyone else)! -
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By Teach Me Sign · Posted
Online Level 1 - https://www.teachmesign.co.uk/bsl-level-1-online/ Level 2 - https://www.teachmesign.co.uk/bsl-level-2-online/ London (SE1 6FE) Level 1 Intensive - https://www.teachmesign.co.uk/intense-bsl/ Level 2 - https://www.teachmesign.co.uk/bsl-level-2/ Email [email protected] for more details! -
Thank you! I'll be enrolling in the online course offered on British Sign. I've not done it yet as I'm currently enrolled in a French course which finishes in 3 weeks. Then, when I'm back in the UK, I'll see how I can step up my learning. I guess there's no substitute for real-life, real-time human practice. Can't wait to get stuck in.
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