For sign language teachers
People learn sign language because someone they love needs it, and they come as a family. Run courses on set dates with places for each family member, private lessons beside them, and a video course for practice at home.
Families learn together
A family wants to learn together, and the course sells places one at a time.
Courses run on fixed levels, and people who miss the start wait months for the next one.
Practice between lessons is hard without someone to sign with.
Questions sign language teachers ask
How long does it take to learn sign language?
A beginner’s course of ten to twelve weeks covers everyday conversation. Fluency takes years of regular use.
Should I learn sign language online or in person?
In person is best for the basics, because you see the signs from every angle. Online works well for practice.
Which sign language should I learn?
The one used where you live: ASL in the US, BSL in the UK. They’re different languages.
What’s different for sign language teachers
A course with places for a family
Add the dates of a course and set the places, and each family member books their own place in it.
Practice between lessons
Sell practice videos as a file, so the vocabulary from each lesson can be practiced at home.
Your page on the first day
This is the something else setup, and it’s what your page starts with. Change any of it where it appears.
- Clients can book from tomorrow onward.
- Moving or canceling is free up to 24 hours before.
- There are 15 minutes clear after every session.
Your working agreement opens with this: Reschedule or cancel up to 24 hours before at no charge; inside 24 hours the session is charged in full.
What it doesn’t do for you
There’s no video classroom, no sign dictionary and no certificates. Teach in the room or on your usual video call.
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