BSL NOW Ltd.

🎥 Why is BSL important?

Because communication is a basic human right.

Learning even a few signs can help create a more inclusive world, break down barriers, and make everyday interactions easier for everyone.

A simple sign can make a big difference.

Let’s make communication accessible to all. 🤟

Why is BSL important? Because everyone deserves to be understood. 🤟💙

Following the amazing success of our Awareness Theory Workshop, we’re excited to bring you Event #6! 🎉

✨ CSW Awareness Theory Workshop
📅 15 June
⏰ 6PM – 8PM
💷 £15 per person
Certificate given

Whether you’re studying Level 2 to 6, newly qualified, or already supporting the D/deaf community, this workshop is for YOU!

✅ Improve your communication support skills
✅ Learn from others and share experiences
✅ Build confidence in your role

📲 Book your place:
Text: 07764 851441
📧 [email protected]

Don’t just watch the community grow — be part of the support that makes a difference. 💙

DeafCommunity

🤟 What is BSL?

BSL stands for British Sign Language. 🇬🇧
It is the language used by many Deaf people across the UK.
BSL has its own grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure, making it a complete language in its own right.
Learning BSL expands your knowledge and communication.

✨ Interested in learning BSL?
Register for our courses today and start your BSL journey!
📩 [email protected]
📲 07598 186783 (text only)

BSL is too difficult to learn. ❌

Actually...

✅ Learn basic signs quickly
✅ Build confidence step by step
✅ Make communication more accessible

One sign at a time. 🤟

Interested in learning BSL? Join our courses today!
📩 [email protected]
📲 07598 186783 (text only)

Wishing you a beautiful Eid filled with love, laughter, and cherished memories with family.

Please be advised that our office will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of the bank holiday.

We wish everyone a pleasant and enjoyable week ahead.

“ How CSWs can work effectively with a D/deaf client” ( CSW Awareness Theory)
Often, new CSWs do not have experience of working with D/deaf people and using the phone while translating English to BSL and vice versa.

If you are a CSW, you should to try to calibrate your mind, thinking in both languages that are being used. It takes practice!

Here is an example how to work through the phone.

You can see two different ways to communicate through the phone. The first is the wrong way and the second is the right way.

We hope this video is helpful for you! Thank you for watching our video!

Our CSW Series Continues!

Following the amazing response to our Awareness Theory session, we’re excited to invite you to our 6th CSW Workshop!

✨ CSW Awareness Workshop
📅 Monday, June 15th
⏰ 6 PM – 8 PM
💷 Admission: £15
📍 Zoom

Whether you’re currently studying Level 2 or progressing through Level 6, this workshop is a great opportunity to strengthen your communication support skills, share experiences, and connect with others within the D/deaf community.

🎓 All participants will receive a Certificate of Attendance from BSL NOW! Ltd.

Ready to grow your confidence and skills?

📱 Mobile: 07764 851441 ( Text only )
✉️ Email: [email protected]

Spaces are limited — secure your place today!

Many hearing people are unaware that Deaf people communicate in different ways, including through speech, lip-reading, written English, and sign language. Communication barriers can often lead to frustration and misunderstandings between Deaf and hearing communities.

In the UK, many Deaf people use British Sign Language (BSL) as their first or preferred language. Learning even a little BSL can help create a more inclusive, accessible, and connected community for everyone.

Learn BSL with us!