If you are interested in learning British Sign Language (BSL) in the South East you have come to the right place! Our tutors are fully qualified with many years of experience teaching BSL. Their aim is to make your learning experience as enjoyable and rewarding as possible. We hope you find what you are looking for but if you have any queries please do contact us.
If you have a Deaf child, please contact us
about funding.
Our pass rates are higher than the national average
Our tutors are dedicated to delivering, high quality, interesting lessons to inspire learning
Class sizes are kept small so that we can meet your individual needs
“Learning BSL has given me a far greater insight into the Deaf World. It has helped me understand more about Deaf Culture and increased my ability and confidence to communicate with Deaf people.”
“BSL Level 3 has changed my life. I am now working as a full time teaching assistant at a bilingual BSL school, working with five deaf children… I owe my teacher, at Dot, a lot, she was incredibly patient. I would not have got this far without her.”
“The BSL Level 3 Project was a hugely positive step forward for me. It gave me confidence by learning alongside Deaf and hearing students and mixing with them socially. It has opened my mind to another culture and brought some wonderful people into my life. It has made me all the more determined to use my BSL in future work”.
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On Saturday Kathleen and an interpreter travelled to St Pancras Leisure Centre in North London to teach a group of swimming instructors BSL. The session started with Deaf Awareness – the importance of ensuring eye contact and keeping communication clear, to the point and visual. The instructors had given us a long list of phrases […]
The Lighthouse Specialist Centre for Deaf Children at Guildford Grove School are looking for a FULL-TIME LEARNING SUPPORT ASSISTANT [Deafness plus Physical Disability] The Lighthouse works to support deaf children from age 3 to 11 in a mainstream school setting. Your work as a learning support assistant would be interesting, varied, sometimes challenging – but […]
