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RenEileen

BSL is my 3rd Language

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RenEileen
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Hello!

   My name is Ren and I'm an ASL interpreter from the U.S.  I became interested in BSL as a potential 3rd language: I like a challenge.  I've used it a few times in it's most primitive form, but I'd really like to be more fluent.  

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Lauren James
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Dear Ren,

I hope you're well. 

I work for a Production Company and we are currently looking for a UK based ASL tutor available 2-3days a week for a few hours per day starting mid September until January (dates subject to change) - this will be for a 14 year old girl who is not deaf. 

We are primarily located in Iver Heath but may also involve some travel around the UK. 

Would this be something you'd potentially be interested in? If you would like more information, please contact me at [email protected]

Best wishes,

Lauren

 

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