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BSL Dictionary

A collection of free videos showing everyday signs used in British Sign Language.

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Some benefits are changing to Universal Credit

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Some benefits are changing. If you get these benefits, you will get a letter called a ‘Migration Notice’ telling you that you must claim Universal Credit by the deadline date in your letter.

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Different Terminology for a BSL Interpreter

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Signer? Translator? Which terminology should you be using? Learn about the different names/roles for interpreters.

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BSL Interpreting Apps – How to Guides

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These ‘How to’ Guides provide clear instructions on how to download and use BSL Interpreting Apps.

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Working with British Sign Language Interpreters

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First time working with a BSL interpreter? Read our 5 top tips to help you on your way.

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Access to Work

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Learn about what support you could be entitled to and how to apply for Access to Work (ATW).

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Hard of Hearing Communication Tactics

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A list of 7 factors to consider when communicating with someone who is hard of hearing.

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