BSL COURSE ONLINE

[purple]

Theres a course and resources online.

Thin
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of doing the course online on the days I'm not wor
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. Already have some basic sign language but will be good to refresh my memory doing this. Also some thing else to add to my CV.


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Clarebelle how are you getting on with BSL?

[clarabelle]

This course is good to gain the basic signs and is fairly useful in school but I feel that doing the Level 1 course has given me more confidence and I feel like I'm learning more signs this way. Also, it's good to have a recognisable qualifi
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ion. I
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t my next unit on Monday (2nd out of 3). Wish me luck!

[NuttySupplier]

It looks good! I might suggest one of my schools looks at it... they've plenty of signing kids, so it'd be nice to get the non-signing kids to do something... £15... might have a shot myself!

Good luck Clarabelle! Did you find out your results yet?

[clarabelle]

Not yet Nutty but I rang the examinations office today to enquire about it and the lady said that I will find out in due course but I can
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t unit 2 anyway as I've paid for it. Also, if I fail my first exam all I need to do is retake it. Fingers crossed I won't need to!

[audrey]

Hi all you keen signers
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I've got level 1 and 2 BSL and cannot recommend it enough, it is a skill that is useful wherever you are. I've even been approached by deaf people when away on holiday
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The only advice i would give is to practice, practice, practice (especially infront of a mirror) and totally immerse yourself in the deaf culture if you are serious about passing your exams. This could be by going to deaf clubs etc where the signers that have different variations are and also the ones that are not particulary easy to understand.

Good luck all of you it is a fantastic language to learn
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