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Hi my name is Imogen Farmer, I'm 16 years old and i have been wanting to learn sign language for the longest time now.

In the future i would love to become a Nanny or look after children with special needs. I think learning sign language will be a great skill to have in my life to help with my future career. This is my first time ever looking at sign languge so obviously i am on the beginners course but i'm actually finding it quite easy and scoring really high on the assessments at the end of each part.

People have always told me that i will be great working with special needs children as i am kind, caring, very patient, nurturing, a good role model and sensible.

i think that BSL is an amazing thing that is so helpful for so many people and in my opinion very easy to learn and i think it is really going to help me in the future.

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