where can i learn sign language?

Question

I live in the uk...bradford lol..

Answer 1

Ask at colleges and universities. Try Vocational-technical schools. See if any local High schools offer the course and speak with the teacher. She or he should be able to put you in touch with teachers and/or some of the deaf community. Ask at churches, sometimes they have sign language interpreters who would be knowledgeable about this. Check with hospitals or legal offices - places where interpreters would likely be used. They can give you names of those who would be able to help. Good luck in your learning.

Answer 2

I did BSL level one, a bridging course (course between 1 and 2 ) and then BSL level 2 as adult education courses at a local high school once a week for 2 hours.
I see a few people above me suggested the Internet - i would say colours and numbers are pretty easy to learn from the net, but speaking from experience you really need to learn from a person (teacher) because it's not just about hand shapes and sign, it's all about expression as well - which I don't think a picture of the Internet will show you and you can't ask questions. A book isn't allot of good either because you will find that you can interpret what it's telling you to do differently and there are so many variations.
Find out about adult education courses in your area. I had so much fun learning to sign - it's very complexed, using accents and dialects just like the English spoken language.

Answer 3

As a deaf person myself and a tutor in BSL, BSL can be learned from College's / University / Local Places.Also you can use the Internet to get the basic signs, from example, the alphabeht, colours, etc

You are looking for a Level One Course which is roughly a year's course, and then Level Two which is Two years

Answer 4

Try the local colleges or get in touch with one of the deaf charities for advice. The British Deaf Association.The Royal National Institute for the Deaf may be able to point you in the right direction.Good Luck.

Answer 5

OK there is the ASL American sign language or you should have some deaf friends & try to communicate with them in that way u can learn it

Answer 6

you are able to the two get an illustration language e book and learn on ur very own or get dvd or video and learn that way.. or visit training.. numerous college and faculty supply sign language classification.. Im deaf myself.. i might prepare you myself.. seem up telephone e book for interpreter provider and phone them and ask them.. they continually understand the place each and each classification is considering the fact that maximum of them is coaching classification themselves..

Answer 7

Find a local class to go along to. Try your local college...a lot of them have a prospectus of vocational night courses and sign language is often included.

Answer 8

Try asking at your local college, or find out if anyone you know has any knowledge of sign language. If it's finger spelling you want, try searching on google.

Answer 9

Not sure but I think you can get a video to help you, and I am sure that it is a wonderful thing to do. Phone up the nearest school for the deaf and ask their advice.
Good Luck

Answer 10

try your local colleges or even schools. some of them might run night classes for it.