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BSL LEVEL 3 COURSE in Cambridge - starting end of April

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We are pleased to announce the dates for our next Level 3 course, fully accredited with Signature. Details below!

The Level 3 Certificate is aimed at learners who are in regular contact with the Deaf community and other signers through Deaf Clubs and social meet ups, work or volunteering. The course requires a high level of independent study. It will give you a level of fluency that enables you to use BSL for work. 

All students wishing to join a Level 3 course are required to attend an informal interview to demonstrate their signing skills and commitment to the course.

Please email us on [email protected] if you have any questions.

 

Level 3 Certificate in British Sign Language

Tuesdays, 18:00-21:00, from 29th April onwards. 

Location: Cambridgeshire Deaf Association, 8 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge CB1 3NH.

This course will be taught by Adam.

 

Enrolment is open now via our website: https://signreach.co.uk/level3-bsl/

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