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Hello everyone, I'm Anto and I live in London. I have been interested in learning Sign language for a long time now, but haven't had the opportunity to do so, until now. Really enjoying the course so far and taking my time with it. Just want to wishes to everyone all the best 

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Hi everyone, my name is Liz, I live near Cambridge and am a medical secretary, currently self-employed, typing for GP's and consultants around the country.  I have wanted to learn sign language for some time, but have not got around to doing anything about it, until now.

It seems a useful and sensible way to spend this extra time we all seem to have at the moment.  I feel it would be helpful to young people, some of whom should be in school right now, but are unable to be because apparently, there is a shortage of people experienced in sign language to help them.  I am looking forward to boosting my skills and hope that in the future, they will be of benefit to others

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