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  1. Hiya Mason, Welcome to the forum! I'm sure you've already tried this but just did a quick google and found some things that might be helpful: - https://www.nottsdeaf.org.uk/bsl-level-1/ - https://signcore.co.uk/ But I think a good start is just the alphabet, you can find loads and loads of resources and because, I don't think, there's a regional difference, they should all be pretty much the same letters - I find the game on this site where you guess the fingerspelt words works super well too
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    This British Sign Language (BSL) Level 1 course is suitable for anyone interested in learning BSL. You can learn BSL to connect with more people, enhance your professional opportunities, or broaden your social horizon. Whether you’re a beginner or have some knowledge about BSL, you can take this course without any worries. Course Information This 20 week course is designed to teach you how to communicate with deaf people in British Sign Language (BSL) on a range of topics that involve simple, everyday language use. You will gain the basic skills and confidence in production and reception of British Sign Language. This qualification runs for 20 weeks and is assessed through conversations in British Sign Language and a practical assessment of skills. Who is this course for? This course is aimed at learners that wish to learn new communication skills ad a whole new language. This British Sign Language (BSL) Level 1 course will teach you the skills to help people with complex communication disabilities. Along with learning to sign alphabets and numbers, this course will prepare you to communicate effectively in sign language. Support worker for deaf learners Sign language interpreter Communication Support Worker Social worker for the deaf Benefits / Skills Fingerspelling, Numbers, Colours, Introductions, Family/Relationships, Time, Money, Days, Months, & Seasons, Food & Drink, Conversation Assessment Types This qualification runs for 20 weeks and is assessed through conversations in British Sign Language and a practical assessment of skills Entry Requirements Aged 19+ Career Progression Support worker for deaf learners Sign language interpreter Communication Support Worker Social worker for the deaf
  3. Hiya Clou! Welcome to the community I'm from Yorkshire too! Never heard of the Rebel Badge Club - is it location specific? Tried bringing up their facebook but nothing worked
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