American Sign Language Conversation - Level 2

Unlock a New World of Communication: Sign Language Level 2 - Conversation

Ready to take your sign language skills to the next level? Building on your foundation of vocabulary and signs from previous courses, this level focuses on mastering hundreds of practical sentences for engaging in real conversations.

Learn to "Speak" with Your Hands: This course empowers you to listen with your eyes and speak with your hands, opening up a fascinating and fun way to express yourself.

Benefits for Everyone:

• Enhanced Career Prospects: This course is invaluable for professionals in private/customer relations across diverse sectors including:
  • Retail
  • Restaurants
  • Airports
  • Government
  • Banking
  • Hospitals
• Personal Development: Expand your communication skills and broaden your understanding of human interaction.
• Increased Awareness: Gain deeper insight into communicating with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.

American Sign Language (ASL): A Global Language

American Sign Language (ASL) is the primary sign language used by Deaf individuals worldwide for travel, business, and daily life.

Beyond Deafness: The Power of Sign Language

It's important to note that while ASL is used by the Deaf community, it's not exclusive to them. Learning sign language unlocks communication possibilities for a wider range of individuals facing language processing challenges, including:

• Stroke victims
• Cerebral palsy patients
• Children with Autism and Asperger's syndrome (as a language processing aid)
• Individuals with Apraxia or Down syndrome
• Elderly people
• Pre-verbal children

Sign Language in Everyday Life:

Sign language isn't limited to interactions with the Deaf community. It's a valuable tool used by professionals in various fields:

• Firefighters
• Police officers
• Medical staff
• Scuba divers
• Stock traders
• Airport staff
• Construction sites
• Factories
• Sports fields
• Concerts
• Radio/TV Stations

A Shift in Perspective:

Remember, "Deafness/Hard of hearing is not a disability but only a difference in human experience & perception." This course promotes inclusivity and understanding.