Sonia Hollis BSL Level 1 & 2 Bundle

£19.99 / year

Sonia Hollis BSL Online Level 1 & 2 Bundle

£19.99

Learn BSL The easy way!

Learn British Sign Language The EASY Way! is the first video series created by Sonia Hollis a qualified sign language interpreter (MRSLI).

 

It covers the whole Level 1 BSL curriculum and has a run time of 146 minutes.

 

There is also some bonus material in this resource in addition to the Level 1 topics.

 

This video content has sections with and without text to encourage receptive skills and there is no voice over.

 

There are 2 bonus sections – fingerspelling practise with over 90 names and a section covering the 6 major handshapes in BSL covering an additional 400 signs.

 

Chapter 1: Introductions, Greetings and Family Members)

 

Chapter 2: Using Numbers, Calendar and Time

 

Chapter 3: Weather, Transport and Directions

 

Chapter 4: At Home, Rooms and Objects

 

Chapter 5: Animals, Hobbies, Work and Food

 

Bonus 1: Fingerspelling practise with over 90 names

 

Bonus 2: 6 major handshapes in BSL covering 400 signs

Level 1 BSL Vocabulary & Phrases

This is the second course in the Learn British Sign Language The EASY Way Series!

This online course takes you through the complete range of topics and vocabulary needed for Level 1 in BSL.

 

You can view all content from your desktop, tablet or Smartphone.

 

The topics covered are:

 

  • Topic A: Meeting People, At Home, People and Animals,
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  • Topic B: Using numbers for Age, Time, Money and Calendar,
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  • Topic C: Weather,
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  • Topic D: Transport,
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  • Topic E: Directions,
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  • Topic F: Hobbies/Activities and Occupations
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  • Topic G: Refreshments.

 

Throughout this course level, you’ll discover vocabulary sections, story receptive skill practice with and without voice, as well as question & answer sections to recap what you’re learning. You’ll also discover a wide range of information including:

 

  • What exactly is BSL?
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  • Who uses BSL and why?
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  • Aquisition of Sign Language
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  • What is meant by Deaf/Deaf Culture
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  • The main features of BSL
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  • Sign systems that are used in schools
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  • Proper sign language etiquette
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  • Technology/equipment used by Deaf people and Deaf organisations

Level 2 BSL Vocabulary & Phrases

This is the third course in the Learn British Sign Language The EASY Way Series!

 

In this third course, you’ll discover sections that are split up to cover the same topics you’ll need for Level 2 in British Sign Language.

 

These sections cover vocabulary, questions & answers, phrases and story receptive skills practice.

 

This can be viewed on any desktop, tablet or smartphone

 

The level of the course covers these main topics:

 

Topic 1: About you and Everyday Conversations introductory phrases, describing people, activities at school, jobs & activities at work, attitudes and opinions, time vocabulary, activities in the home, leisure activities, opinion/likes and dislikes, and illnesses and health

 

Topic 2: Eating and Drinking contains story practise and Question & Answer sections for ordering food and drink, and offering opinions, describing preparation of food, eating out, and comparing food types and explaining your views

 

Topic 3: Shopping and Spending contains story practise/Question and answer sections on paying for services, different types of shops and payments, shopping experiences, and comparing items that you have bought.

 

Topic 4: Travel and Holidays contains both stories and question and answers about countries, places in England, booking a holiday and a camping experience.

 

  • Topic 1: About You and Everyday Conversations – Vocabulary
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  • Topic 2: Eating and Drinking – Vocabulary
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  • Topic 3: Shopping and Spending – Vocabulary
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  • Topic 4: Travel and Holidays – Vocabulary
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The Level 2 online course also includes information covering: negation in BSL, grammar rules, indicating plurality, question structure, marking time, and quality in BSL.

Meet your presenters!

Sonia Hollis

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Sonia Hollis

Sonia Hollis

Sonia Hollis is a hearing British Sign Language Interpreter based in Northamptonshire.

She works freelance as an interpreter for various sign language agencies covering various settings such as medical, education, social services and community interpreting.

Choose the right course for YOU

Sonia Hollis

If you are a beginner 

We recommend starting with the Everyday Essential British Sign Language (L1) which will hold you by the hand and take you through step by step so you can build up your confidence and conversational skills in BSL. 
 

Once you have these foundations in place then we recommend to add on BSL Storytelling of Real Life Situations (L1).  This will extend your knowledge about more grammatical elements of BSL, using our 4 part picture sequence stories as a prompt.  

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If you already know BSL

If you already have a foundation in BSL and can hold a conversation quite easily then we would recommend starting with both the Everyday Essential British Sign Language (L2) and also BSL Storytelling of Real Life Situations (L1 & L2) 

Interested in American Sign Language? 

American Sign Language has it’s own grammatical structure and is different to British Sign Language. We often have students wishing to learn both.  The package for you here would be our Everyday Essential American Sign Language (L1) 
 

Introduction and How to Complete the Course

Sonia Hollis

 

My name is Sonia Hollis and I’m a qualified Sign Language interpreter. Learn Sign Language Ltd was set up due to the huge demand for people wanting to learn sign language online. 

 

Throughout the course there will be multiple choice questions to answer which tests your sign language receptive skills.

 

The course content is designed to be taken at your own pace, where you have 12 months access in order to complete it. However, as a guide, the content is designed similarly to a class based environment where you are taught 2 hours per week. This allows for pausing of videos and practising in between.

 

You will need to watch each whole video before you are able to mark it as complete, which then allows you to move onto the next video.  There is a prompt button to guide you through and show when you can click on “complete lesson”.

 

If you have any questions, you are able to contact Sonia directly on sonia@learnsignlanguage.co.uk

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