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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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Welcome to the forum, Marie! It's great that you've decided to learn BSL in the New Year. Have you enrolled on the course with British-Sign?
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Looking for an opportunity to apply your British Sign Language skills and knowledge while gaining valuable experience in the field? Look no further! We are currently seeking dedicated individuals in, or around London to join our team as Freelance Communication Support Workers, in education setting such as College and Schools. We are looking for enthusiastic individuals who possess the following qualifications: BSL Level 3 or Level 6 qualification or equivalent. Strong communication skills in both BSL and English. Flexibility to work on a freelance basis. Why Join Us: Gain valuable experience Flexible work hours to fit around your schedule. Excellent compensation rates. Be a part of a supportive and passionate team dedicated to making a difference. If you are interested in this role or would like more information, please apply by sending your CV to [email protected] -
Hi! I’m Eyren or Ellis. I am autistic and have recently had more frequent periods of time where I’m not able to speak and so I’ve recently started learning sign language so I can communicate during those times. I’m here because I don’t have too many places to practice as I’ve been learning from an online self paced course and the only people around me that I could practice with are learning with me on the same course so I’m not sure if/where I’m making mistakes
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Marie here. Super happy to have found this forum. I'm profoundly deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other. I have tinnitus in both ears, such a joy! I grow up and I currently live in a 100% hearing environment. For many years I was able to 'just get by' without hearing aids or indicating to others that I can't hear very well. I don't know how I did this for so long! Now in my late 40's, I'm too tired for all that nonsense of pretending everything is OK. I'm so up for learning BSL that I'll be joining the online course hopefully in the new year. Having lived in France for the past decade, I simply love learning languages. Besides, as I'm returning to the UK next year, I want get more involved with people who get me and won't judge me after the 3rd time of saying 'pardon?' 😅 Learning BSL feels like a natural next step for me. Also, I joined because perhaps one day I'll be able to offer some support to other people. For example, advice on how to learn a foreign spoken language with a hearing impairment. Or some stuff about living with tinnitus. Thanks for reading and take care.
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