Guest Blog for Language on the Move

by Ayah | Jun 2, 2017 | Publications | 2 comments

I was invited to write a Guest Blog for a Research Blog called Language on the Move.
I spoke about my research topic and experiences. Check it out:

Silent Invisible Women

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Bablofil on June 8, 2017 at 1:21 am

Thanks, great article.
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- Ayah wehbe on June 19, 2017 at 5:37 am
  
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AUSTRALIA:

Have you ever thought about learning Auslan and/or becoming an Auslan-English interpreter?

More people becoming fluent in Auslan would help Australians who are deaf/hard of hearing and use Auslan, so we are able to communicate with others in education, health, retail, and so many more during our every day lives.

There's also a severe shortage of Auslan interpreters around Australia, and we're desperate for more people to train to become interpreters!

If you feel learning Auslan and/or becoming an Auslan-English interpreter is up your alley, there's plenty of opportunities:

VICTORIA:
Expression Australia offers Sign Language 1 & 2 for those who are new to Auslan.
Melbourne Polytechnic offers Certificates 2-4 in Auslan and Diploma of Auslan for those who are interested in learning more Auslan.
RMIT University offers Diploma of Interpreting for those who are interested in becoming an Auslan-English interpreter.
The Auslan Company offers beginners courses around Victoria.
Auslan in the West offers beginners courses in the Western surburbs of Melbourne.
Auslan Consultancy offers customised Auslan tutoring/training.

NEW SOUTH WALES & ACT:
The Deaf Society offers Sign Language 1-2 & Online, Certificates 2-4 in Auslan, Diploma of Auslan, and Diploma of Interpreting.
TAFE NSW offers Certificate 2 in Auslan (Grafton and Macksville) and Certificate 3 in Auslan (Coffs Harbour, Kingscliff, Lismore, and Port Macquarie).

QUEENSLAND:
Deaf Services offers Community Auslan Introduction, Community Auslan 1, Certificates 2-4 in Auslan and Dual Diploma (Auslan & Interpreting).
TAFE Queensland offers Auslan: Beginners and Auslan - Medical Personnel at Mooloolaba campus.

SOUTH AUSTRALIA:
Deaf CanDo offers Talking Hands 1, 2 and 3 for those who are new to Auslan.
TAFE SA offers Certificate 2-4 in Auslan and Diploma of Interpreting.
Sign Language Australia offers Auslan Skills Levels 1-3.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA:
WA Deaf Society offers Basic and Intermediate Auslan for those who are new to Auslan.
North Metropolitan TAFE offers Certificates 2-4 in Auslan, Diploma of Auslan and Diploma of Interpreting.

NORTHERN TERRITORY:
Deaf NT offers Beginners, Levels 1-3 for those who wish to learn Auslan.

There are no accredited courses for those who wish to go further with their Auslan learning and/or train to become an Auslan-English interpreter in the Northern Territory.

TASMANIA:
Expression Australia offers Sign Language 1 & 2 in Hobart.

NATIONAL:
Green Door Auslan offers Auslan tuition.

ONLINE:
The Deaf Society offers Sign Online - a beginners course to Auslan for those who are unable to attend face to face classes.

If any of the information provided above are incorrect, please let me know.

If you provide Auslan tutoring/training, or know of someone who does, please let me know and I'll add them to this list.

Share this with people you know who would be interested!

Happy Auslaning!

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Guest Blog for Language on the Move

I was invited to write a Guest Blog for a Research Blog called Language on the Move. I spoke about my research topic and experiences. Check it out:

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I was invited to write a Guest Blog for a Research Blog called Language on the Move.
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