Auslan
May 7th 2008 00:10
Address:
PO Box 3281
City:
Mornington
State:
Victoria
Postcode:
3931
Telephone:
(03) 9786 3104
Email:
darren@auslan.net.au
Website:
http://www.auslan.net.au
Category: Business and Vocational
Want to learn a new language? Want to develop confidence in communicating?
Then consider joining our 8 week x 2 hours per week Auslan Sign Language courses.
Our Professional Development courses cater for the Beginner and the Intermediate signer.
The course is attended by professionals such as school teachers, integration aides, disability staff, job network staff, CRS, DHS, speech pathologist, child care and Early Intervention staff, drug and alcohol staff, YMCA and welfare workers, university students, families with deaf or disabiled children or relatives and people simply wanting to learn a new language.
Learning Auslan is not just about learning to communicate with deaf people, but about providing children and adults with disabilities, especially those with non verbal challenges, the opportunity to express themselves using signed communication.
Talking is something we take for granted, and there are many people who cannot speak or make themselves clearly understood. Signed communication can assist them to be able to express their needs and wants. To be understood in turns lead to less behavior issues and challenges and creates a more relaxed and harmonious child and adult.
Many hearing people have issues relating to confidence in communication. This course also introduces people to the importance of eye contact, body language, facial expression, signing space and a host of other useful everyday visual expression.
We have Beginner and Intermediate Professional Development in Auslan courses in 15 Locations in terms 3 and 4 of 2008. Please check our website or email darren@auslan.net.au for more information.
Then consider joining our 8 week x 2 hours per week Auslan Sign Language courses.
Our Professional Development courses cater for the Beginner and the Intermediate signer.
The course is attended by professionals such as school teachers, integration aides, disability staff, job network staff, CRS, DHS, speech pathologist, child care and Early Intervention staff, drug and alcohol staff, YMCA and welfare workers, university students, families with deaf or disabiled children or relatives and people simply wanting to learn a new language.
Learning Auslan is not just about learning to communicate with deaf people, but about providing children and adults with disabilities, especially those with non verbal challenges, the opportunity to express themselves using signed communication.
Talking is something we take for granted, and there are many people who cannot speak or make themselves clearly understood. Signed communication can assist them to be able to express their needs and wants. To be understood in turns lead to less behavior issues and challenges and creates a more relaxed and harmonious child and adult.
Many hearing people have issues relating to confidence in communication. This course also introduces people to the importance of eye contact, body language, facial expression, signing space and a host of other useful everyday visual expression.
We have Beginner and Intermediate Professional Development in Auslan courses in 15 Locations in terms 3 and 4 of 2008. Please check our website or email darren@auslan.net.au for more information.
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