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Hi all,

I am looking to continue my BSL learning which I started a few years ago.  I am ideally looking for something I can do online due to family commitments, but am aware that these cheap deals that are advertised are too good to be true.  I know I need to find an accredited course especially as I would like to make use of this in my teaching job, but I'm a bit lost how to go about finding accredited courses.  I would be really grateful of any advice.

Thanks

Debbie

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HI Debbie,

We understand it can be challenging to find and pick the right provider to study BSL and all of our courses are accredited with Signature and iBSL.

If you can go to www.signature.org.uk and it will show all centers who provide Signature accredited courses.

We appreciate you are looking for a online course and this is something we do and it can be done privately with one of our Deaf teachers and you can get touch with our training team at [email protected]020 7269 2620

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