British Sign Language For All - Next Steps

Free for adults aged 19+ who have attended our Beginners BSL course*

This free 'Next Steps*' British Sign Language course is ideal for people who have gained basic knowledge of BSL with us at our introductory class. You will extend vocabulary and practice conversation. You will also explore how movements of the face, head and upper body, known as 'non-manual features', convey meaning alongside hand gestures - a fundamental aspect of sign language grammar. As always, this course will be fun and a great opportunity to meet like-minded people.

*Only for people who have completed our BSL For All (Beginners) course.

Venue

This free daytime course takes place at Exeter Community Centre.

Please come to Reception who will give you directions..

Accessibility: These sessions are held in an accessible room.

Times and Attendance

Class takes place Wednesday afternoons 1.30pm-3.30pm.

(6-week course)

There will be a short break. Please feel free to bring your own refreshments, or hot drinks are available to buy from the onsite cafe.

Commitment: we ask learners endeavour to commit to the full 6-week course to enable everyone to get the most from the sessions.

This course has limited spaces and is extremely popular. We run a waiting list on our Eventbrite courses. Please cancel your ticket, or contact us, if you are no longer able to attend the course so we can offer your place to somebody else.

Tickets: When booking tickets, please book one ticket per person and provide a name for each ticket. We are unable to accept bookings without a name.

Urban Learning Academy

This course is delivered in partnership with CoLab Exeter as part of Urban Learning Academy, a collaborative venture providing opportunities for inclusive adult learning across Exeter.

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