This non-accredited course is designed to give learners a brief introduction to D/deaf awareness and British Sign Language and help you to communicate better with someone who is D/deaf. The course consists of topics such as: • Deafness and hearing loss • Communication tips • Fingerspelling • some ba
Who is this course for?
This non-accredited course is designed to give learners a brief introduction to D/deaf awareness and British Sign Language and help you to communicate better with someone who is D/deaf. The course consists of topics such as: • Deafness and hearing loss • Communication tips • Fingerspelling • some basic signs
What will I learn?
To learn basic British Sign Language such as greetings and fingerspelling • Giving learners an insight into d/Deafness and how to communicate better with a d/Deaf person.
How will I learn?
Feedback from the tutor during class.
What will I need to bring?
A pen and paper to make notes. Access to the internet and a phone/ laptop/ tablet is useful to access Moodle- our online learning platform full of resources- but not essential.
What skills or experience do I need?
None- you simply need an interest in BSL and the d/ Deaf community and a willingness to have a go!
About Us
Funded by the Education and Funding Agency, Leicestershire Adult Learning Service (LALS) provides formal and informal learning programmes for all adults across the County of Leicestershire.
LALS is a service within Leicestershire County Council’s Adults and Communities department. Our programmes are delivered at venues across the County, including Adult Learning centres, libraries, community centres, and some courses are also offered online. The service is regulated by Ofsted and is currently graded a GOOD service provider.
Who We Are
Find out more about who we are and how we play an important part in improving the lives and opportunities of the people of Leicestershire.
Meet The Team
Meet members of our senior management team and curriculum programme managers.
Ofsted Report
Leicestershire Adult Learning Service had a full Ofsted inspection in May 2015 with a short inspection in March 2018 where we were rated “Good” on both occasions.
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An introduction to the British Sign Language and how it can be applied effectively to communicate with those living with deafness and hearing loss.
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The course, led by tutor John Carberry MBE was very engaging and insightful. The students learnt about the deaf community and some of the struggles they experience.
These courses are designed to start from an absolute beginner and will teach learners to communicate with deaf people on a range of general topics. You will be taught by a professional Deaf Tutor in a friendly and supportive environment.
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