Developing International Sign Part 2
This advanced online workshop is designed for those who have completed the "Introduction to International Signing for Interpreters and Translators" or who already possess some experience, knowledge, and confidence in working with International Sign (IS) or in international settings.
In this session, participants will delve deeper into the practical application of International Sign across various contexts, such as daily life, social interactions, professional environments, health, education, and politics. The focus will be on enhancing your ability to engage in more meaningful and effective communication using International Sign.
Learning Objectives:
Deepen Cultural and Linguistic Understanding: Build on your existing knowledge to further understand the nuances of International Sign and overcome more complex cultural and linguistic barriers.
Expand Practical Use: Develop the skills needed to confidently apply International Sign in a range of scenarios, including social, professional, and public settings.
Enhance Interaction and Interpretation Skills: Learn techniques to facilitate more meaningful conversations and interactions in diverse environments, ensuring clear and accurate communication.
Specialised Contexts: Gain insights into using International Sign in specialised settings such as health, education, and political discussions, empowering you to act confidently in these areas.
Strengthen Production and Receptive Skills: Improve both your expressive and receptive abilities in International Sign, allowing for smoother and more effective communication in international contexts.
This workshop runs from 10 am to 4 pm and is delivered in British Sign Language (BSL).
CPD Points
6
Price
49.46
Date
13 September 2025
Time
10am-4pm
Language
British Sign Language
Your Tutor
Gavin Lilley
Gavin has worked in the field of sign language training and development for over 20 years, drawing from his home experience as a native deaf British Sign Language (BSL) user from a multi-generational deaf family. Gavin has immense experience as a teacher and assessor of BSL, having delivered training to thousands of students all over the country. This includes his work delivering BSL from Levels 1 through to 6 at the Universities of Central Lancashire, The University of Sussex and a number of organisations and centres.
He continues to deliver a range of Continuing Professional Development workshops to sign language interpreters / translators, students and several deaf organisations. Gavin has worked as an anchor for an international deaf news programme and as a translator, Gavin is also fluent in international sign language variations, as well as in American Sign Language.