This British Sign Language Improvers course builds on prior knowledge and continues to assist learners to communicate more effectively with deaf people at a basic level. It may also assist learners who want to work, or progress their career, in care, education or any other area where an ability to s
British Sign Language for Improvers
What opportunities will this course give me?
This British Sign Language Improvers course builds on prior knowledge and continues to assist learners to communicate more effectively with deaf people at a basic level. It may also assist learners who want to work, or progress their career, in care, education or any other area where an ability to sign at a basic level would be beneficial.
Please note that this course is non vocational and does not lead to a qualification.
What will I be learning?
Learners will be able to:
• Sign at a basic level.
• Respond to simple signed questions.
• Develop conversation skills.
• Develop receptive and productive signing skills.
• Be able to do a short presentation or retell a short signed story.
You will have some prior basic knowledge of BSL to include:
• Fingerspelling
• Basic greetings and polite conventions
• Numbers
• Question forms
• Days of the week, months and seasons
• Timelines & frequency
• Family and pets
• Colours
• Describing people - appearance, character, clothing
• Interests, hobbies and sport
• Food and drink
We will recap the topics above and build on this with the following:
• The weather
• Jobs and workplaces
• Public Services
• Health and emotions
• Education
• The home and positional language
• Transport and places
• Directions and travel
You will continue to gain a better understanding of the deaf culture and community.
An Eastleigh College certificate will be awarded on request.
Why is this course for me?
You will be taught and assessed by various methods including:
• Receptive from tutor
• Practical demonstration
• Group and pair work
• Games
• Role mode and role play
• DVDs
• Conversation
How will my learning be enhanced?
This Improvers course is designed to be stress-free with no formal assessments or accreditation. The programme is delivered at a basic level to ensure all learning abilities are catered to.
As the course develops, you will then be individually nurtured and challenged with extended tasks dependent on your own individual level, allowing you to hit your personal milestones.
Eastleigh College is a well established vocational college with a wealth of experience delivering technical and professional courses for school leavers, adults and employers. All of our courses have been developed with industry in mind, ensuring that our students are best equipped for progression into, or further progression within the industry.
Courses are available in a wide range of subject areas, which can be found within the various sections of this site, just click on the menu item which best describes who you are!
As well as our course offering, the College provides commercial services including the Gas Assessment Centre for professional trades certification, Garage and MOT Station for motor vehicle services, repairs and MOTs, Avenue Hair & Beauty Salon and fine dining at the East Avenue Restaurant.
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This course is for anyone who is interested in learning the basics of BSL and finding out more about Deaf culture and history. It is open to York St John staff and students, and members of the public. You do not need any specific qualifications to join the course.
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.
An introduction to the British Sign Language and how it can be applied effectively to communicate with those living with deafness and hearing loss.
This 20 week course is designed to teach you how to communicate with deaf people in British Sign Language (BSL) on a range of topics that involve simple, everyday language use.
The Level 6 Certificate in British Sign Language (BSL62) qualification will develop the learner’s language skills from Level 4 (B2) towards Level 6 of the National Occupational Standards for Languages (CILT 2010), or C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
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