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BSL Level 3 - March 2023

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This course will enable you to communicate in British Sign Language at Level 3 of the National Occupational Standards for Languages. It is suitable for people who use BSL to communicate with friends and family, work colleagues, or people who wish to work with Deaf people on a regular basis.

Wednesday evenings, 6pm - 9pm 

The course starts on 15th March 2023 in Central London.

Grab your places now to avoid disappointment.
 
Individuals: £1,139 (includes Signature fees and VAT) *Payment plan available* 
 
For more info on the course, visit our website:

 

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