CACDP SIGN LANGUAGE CACDP SIGN LANGUAGE
Level: 2 Level: 3
Duration: 2 years Duration: 1 year
This course is suitable for anyone who This course develops the ability to
wants to develop their interest and skills demonstrate BSL skills at an advanced level
in communication with deaf people using and expand and apply BSL skills required in
sign language. It covers sign language a variety of situations.
communication tactics and everyday
communication with deaf people who use
Content
sign as their preferred language. • Societal challenges and issues
Content
• Education, health and the workplace
• BSL grammar
• Sign language receptive skills
• Deaf community and culture
• Sign language productive Skills
• Sign content hand shapes
Learners will be assessed through a one-
• Finger spelling
to-one examination by an external CACDP
examiner and a portfolio of work.
• Classifiers
• Demonstrations, group work, videos
Entry Requirements
and handouts Sign Language Level 2 or have substantial
knowledge and experience of using sign
Learners will be assessed through a one-
language at this level. You may be asked to
to-one examination by an external CACDP
come for a formal interview and assessment
examiner.
before being able to enrol.
Entry Requirements
Progression
Sign Language Level 1. This course is
CACDP Sign Language Level 4 or
also open to anyone with an interest and
employment in hearing and speech
commitment to communication with deaf
difficulties environment.
people using sign language.
Progression
CACDP Sign Language Level 3 or
employment.


For enrolment information
see page 9, call 020 7815 1600
or visit www.skilluplondon.co.uk
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