American Sign Language breaks the sound barrier between deaf and hearing people. As accessibility demands increase, the use of ASL is growing – and so is the study of ASL among hearing students.
How will this enhance my life or career?
Learning to speak with your hands gives you the ability to communicate clearly with deaf or hard-of-hearing people. It is also useful in situations where speech is difficult, such as in a noisy room or across a large space. When you become fluent in ASL you could:
- Give your business or current job added value, especially if it’s required by law, according to the Americans with Disabilities Act
- Help your baby communicate their needs long before they are ready to speak
- Find a job you really love such as an audiologist, interpreter, social worker, teacher or counselor
- Be a volunteer and help others in your church, community or fine arts venues
Courses offered may include:
- ABC, 123 & Finger Spelling
- Sign Language I
- Sign Language II
- Sign Language III
Why choose JCCC Continuing Education courses?
- We’re experienced. Our instructors are knowledgeable industry professionals.
- We’re up-to-date. Our material is relevant, our instructors know industry trends and our labs and training equipment are top-notch.
- We’re flexible. We offer face-to-face and online classes.
- We’re convenient. Get high-quality courses and training close to home.
- We’re affordable. Costs are reasonable.
Ready to choose your course?
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- JCCC Continuing Education also offers online courses in sign language.
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