Sign language Courses

... of the language. In one academic year, students will be guided from Basic through to Intermediate Sign Language and will cover a range of topics including environmental and political issues, travel, and health. Students are given the time and support to develop both expressive and receptive skills... Learn about: Sign language...

... of Communication Professionals working with Deaf and Deafblind People (NRCPD). Beginning with the basics of signing, numbers, the alphabet, names and places, you will then move on to more advanced lessons on situation-specific vocabulary, conversational topics, asking questions and more... Learn about: Sign language...

...Level 3 IBSL Certificate in British Sign Language « Return to search results Course outline This qualification aims to further learners’ experiences and development in communication through British Sign Language (BSL) with Deaf people on everyday topics involving work and social contexts. A Level... Learn about: Sign language, IT for adults, Communication Training...

...This one-day short course aims to give British Sign Language (BSL) teachers basic background training on the linguistics of BSL. You'll be introduced to: BSL phonology (how a BSL sign is formed) BSL morphology (how meaningful elements are combined to make a sign) the BSL Corpus as a resource... Learn about: BSL morphology, Corpus project, BSL linguistics...

...British Sign language, BSL, level 1 - Chesterfield, Derbyshire One to One Support Services is proud to be an approved Signature training centre... Learn about: Learning and Development, Sign language, British sign language...

...This course is suitable for This qualification is designed to enable learners to communicate with deaf people in BSL on a range of topics that involve simple, everyday language... Learn about: Part Time, Sign language...

...Assessment: The course is assessed through a blend of the following: Case studies Comparative studies Essays Presentations (individual and group)... Learn about: Sign language, Communication Training, IT Development...

..., the Scottish Association of Sign Language Interpreters. (NB to be eligible for full registration with SASLI, students must achieve a minimum of grade D for all Level 4 courses.) Entry to the programme is open to applicants with or without previous BSL experience.AccreditationAccredited by the Institute... Learn about: Sign language, Skills and Training, Communication Training...

... who prefer to use an English-based system of signing... Learn about: Sign language, Basic IT training, Basic IT...

...Learn about Catalan Sign Language in daily life, its grammar, and importance to the deaf community with this free online course... Learn about: Sign language...

...eang o ddulliau dysgu. Cyflwyniad: Cynhelir y gwersi yn y dosbarth gan ddefnyddio amrywiaeth eang o ddulliau dysgu. Asesiad: Trosi gwybodaeth o Saesneg... Learn about: Sign language...

... the educational requirements to become a Registered Sign Language Interpreter. Show key dataProgramme contentYear 1 Students take two courses in each of their languages (including translation, spoken/signed classes, aural/BSL comprehension and writing in the foreign language/BSL production); a Modern History... Learn about: Communication Training, Sign language, Modern History...

...A short course introducing you to sign supported communication. This course gives you a taster and the basic knowledge required to progress onto the Signalong Foundation course which is accredited at OCN Level 1. Based on Signalong, this course gives you the philosophy behind the system... Learn about: Sign language, Communication Training...

...Anthropology gives you an in-depth understanding of cultures and societies across the world. It helps you grasp your place in the world, so you can make a difference. Combining anthropology with a language gives you the tools to better understand the culture and society of the countries... Learn about: Sign language, Money and Markets...

... the educational requirements to become a Registered Sign Language Interpreter. Show key dataProgramme contentYear 1 Students take two courses in each of their languages (including translation, spoken/signed classes, aural/BSL comprehension and writing in the foreign language/BSL production); a Modern History... Learn about: Modern History, Sign language, Communication Training...

...websites and helplines We can put you in touch with a wide variety of professionals and informal contacts working in the areas of Deaf and/ or Deaf Blind... Learn about: Deaf awareness, Short Course, Sign language...

...If you want to develop your sociology knowledge and learn a language, this is the course for you. Studying Sociology helps you to think critically about the social worlds we live in. At Sussex, you’re taught by expert researchers on such diverse topics as gender inequalities, identity, health care... Learn about: Critical Reading, Familiar Strange, Sign language...

... by the National Registers of Communication Professionals working with Deaf and Deafblind People (NRCPD) for the purpose of fulfilling the educational requirements to become a Registered Sign Language Interpreter. Show key dataProgramme contentYear 1 Students take two courses in each of their languages (including... Learn about: Communication Training, Sign language, Modern History...