Qualification Overview

Building on skills learned in our introductory course, Auslan 102 is a great way to build the skills to have meaningful conversations with Deaf people.

Features of this course:

• Your Auslan teacher will be Deaf or a member of the Deaf community 
• You will be learning a visual language  
• You will be immersed in a Deaf learning environment  
• You will receive Auslan  online resources to support your learning
• There are no assessments for this course  
• Suitable for service professionals such as medical staff, police, emergency and welfare workers who wish to add to their skills

What you will learn:

• The grammatical structure of Auslan
• Expressive and receptive signing skills
• Practical tips for having conversations with people who are Deaf 

If it’s been a while since you completed your 101 course, don’t worry! There will be a refresher in the first class to jog your memory.

Do you get a certificate at the end of the course?
Yes, absolutely. To be eligible to receive a participation statement you are required to attend 4 out of the 6 classes. Bearing in mind that our community classes are non-accredited.

Our face-to-face courses run over 6-weeks with a 2 hour class each week.

These courses are limited to 20 people per course and cost $299 per person.