5 courses
If you're interested in improving your communication skills with the Deaf community, a TAFE NSW Auslan sign language course is perfect for you. Each A...
Explore Auslan in this introductory course as you learn the art of communicating through sign language. Finger spell, introduce yourself and learn about the interesting culture of the Deaf Community.
Communicate with Deaf family, friends or community members. Learn basic signing skills and the cultural values of the Deaf community from teachers who are actively involved in creating inclusive, educational and equitable learning environments that can be applied to real-world scenarios.
Progress your Auslan to the next level and deepen your ability to communicate with Deaf family, friends and community members. Learn about Deaf culture and deafblind protocols as you work towards becoming a professional interpreter with this inclusive course.
Strengthen your Auslan skills as you develop fluency and confidence. Communicate with Deaf family, friends and colleagues and engage in spontaneous and formal conversations. Learn about Deafblindness and explore Auslan grammar and vocabulary as you work towards becoming a professional interpreter.
Deepen your knowledge of Auslan grammar and vocabulary and learn about Deafblind protocols. Become a fluent communicator across a wide range of subjects for social, academic and professional purposes. Work towards your career goals as an interpreter or in the disability and education sectors.
Auslan course information
There are so many ways to study at TAFE NSW. You can choose an option that suits your learning style and lifestyle.
Who is an Auslan course good for?
You don't have to be a member of the Deaf community or be hearing impaired to take an Auslan sign language course. You're likely very open-minded, empathetic and outgoing. Maybe your family and friends refer to...
Auslan career paths
You can use the skills and knowledge you learn in Auslan courses as a stepping stone to the Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Interpreting (Auslan). Here are some of the in-demand jobs available in the general fi...
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