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Frequently asked questions
General
Our BSL courses are led by qualified deaf BSL tutors with a wealth of experience teaching BSL and Deaf Awareness.
We also have a number of volunteers who support in the weekly classes who are happy to help support you on your BSL learning journey!
The assessments for accreditation by the Awarding Body Signature are optional. Some students wish to enrol onto a BSL course without the pressure of assessments which is fine.
To gain the qualifications, candidates must sit and pass three module assessments. All assessments are carried out at our venue with your BSL teacher. We do lots of practice before your assessments are booked and we work with the students to ensure they feel confident before taking their exams.
We offer levels 1 to 3 in British Sign Language and are accredited by Signature.
Our Level 1 to 3 BSL courses are face-to-face which is the preferable way to learn BSL.
We can offer online BSL tutoring on request.
Please get in touch to discuss your needs.
Contact: hello@famlingo.co.uk
We run our sessions during term-time and follow the Sheffield School Calendar. Please click here to see upcoming term dates.
Our BSL Courses
Level 1 BSL 32-Week Course - 2 hours per week
Level 2 BSL 35-Week Course - 2.5 hours per week
Level 3 BSL 45-Week Course - 3 hours per week
Our learners will also gain access to online BSL resources to help supplement their self-study.
Please see the Signature qualification specifications for guidance on learning hours.
Full course prices will depend on the course you are enrolling for.
For updated course prices for the next academic year, please contact hello@famlingo.co.uk
Our courses run from September to June and follow the school academic calendar.
To enrol onto our next course, email hello@famlingo.co.uk
Our September 2024 evening courses will be as follows:
Tuesday
Level 1 (6pm-8pm)
Level 2 (5pm-7pm)
Wednesday
Deaf Awareness and Communication (5pm-6:30pm)
Level 3 (5pm-7pm)
Contact hello@famlingo.co.uk to enrol.
The Birkdale Trust charity exists to provide financial support to children and young people who have a hearing impairment with their first objective being "to advance the education of children and young people, with particular reference to those with hearing impairments."
Guidance on the application process can be found here.
The Birkdale Trust offers grants to those up to the age of their mid-twenties. For individuals above this age, there may be local funding available.
If you would like some tips on how to start learning BSL for free, please get in touch - hello@famlingo.co.uk
The Birkdale Trust charity exists to provide financial support to children and young people who have a hearing impairment with their first objective being "to advance the education of children and young people, with particular reference to those with hearing impairments."
Guidance on the application process can be found here.
The Birkdale Trust offers grants to those up to the age of their mid-twenties. For individuals above this age, there may be local funding available.
If you would like some tips on how to start learning BSL for free, please get in touch - hello@famlingo.co.uk
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