Conversational Sign Language

Language & Literature

A course by

UCOL

Learn to discuss everyday, familiar activities in New Zealand Sign Language in this interactive 10-week part-time course.

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In-person study

Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting

Available in 2 locations

It will take a total of 10 weeks

This course requires 2 hours per week

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Discuss everyday activities in New Zealand Sign Language

Improve ability to use NZ Sign Language for conversations about daily and familiar topics.

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Communicate more fluently with Deaf community members

Develop confidence and practical skills for engaging in natural conversations with Deaf people.

What You're Signing Up For

Conversational Sign Language at UCOL is an interactive course designed for learners who already have some basic sign language skills and want to improve their ability to discuss daily life in New Zealand Sign Language. The course emphasizes practical communication to help students converse more fluently with members of the Deaf community.

Course Content

  • Conversing about everyday and familiar activities
  • Practical use of New Zealand Sign Language
  • Interactive activities for language practice
  • Improving confidence communicating with Deaf people
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What sort of industry will this job lead to

  • Community Services

  • Education

  • Disability Support

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Future employment opportunities might be

  • Enhanced ability to work or volunteer in settings involving Deaf community members

  • Improved communication skills for workplaces and community service roles