The Value of Money in Sign Language

The module ‘Money’ in the British Sign Language Level 1 Award will demonstrate to learners how to sign money. Learners will be introduced to gestures and hand movements to demonstrate the use of money. The module is a fun and effective way for learners to grasp the key concept of BSL as money as it’s integral to our day-to-day activities. By the completion of the module, learners will be fully proficient in signing how much and how to spend money.
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About the Course
British Sign Language is the first or preferred language in the United Kingdom for deaf people. The British Sign Language Level 1 Award will equip learners with skill and competency as they progress through each level. Learners will develop an advanced understanding of the function and structure of British Sign Language and the deaf culture and community. Each level of the course (Levels 1-6) has its own aim, objective, structure, and essential requirements.
Our Trainer
Marios Costi is a British Sign Language Tutor in the United Kingdom. Marios has experience working as a deaf Presenter at ITV SignPost presenting Sports News for the channel. He was a BSL Teacher at City Lit and at Frank Barns School for Deaf Children. He has a wealth of skills and knowledge in British Sign Language training and enjoys teaching students this course. Marios is deaf and passionate about educating students to be culturally aware, empowering deaf people, and building a good rapport with his learners.
Benefits of the British Sign Language Award
- UK’s most preferred language for deaf people
- Helps people with complex communication disabilities
- Learn to effectively communicate in sign language
- Raise awareness of language, community, and culture of deaf people
- Expert-designed course
What makes the British Sign Language Level 1 Award Stand Out?
British Sign Language was officially recognised by the UK Government in 2003 as a minority language. The World Federation of the Deaf indicates there are 70 million people whose first language is sign language. The range of qualifications in BSL has led individuals towards qualified status as sign language interpreters or a career working with deaf people. An Ofqual-regulated qualification, BSL is a visual-gestural language consisting of its own principles and grammar.
The Company
Global Edulink is a leading online provider for several accrediting bodies and provides learners the opportunity to take the exclusive British Sign Language Level 1 Award awarded by Signature. At Global Edulink, we give our fullest attention to our learners’ needs and ensure they have the necessary information to proceed with the training. Learners will gain outstanding customer service, excellent course materials and resources, and exceptional video training during their learning journey.
Learners who register with us will receive discounts for future purchases and be eligible for a TOTUM Discount card and Student ID card with amazing offers and access to retail stores, the library, cinemas, gym memberships, and their favourite restaurants.
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Hi! Thank you for making these videos! I work in the customer service industry and one of my new customers is deaf and uses sign, so I wanted to learn so I can be more inclusive for him and any other people who use sign in future. I was wondering how you would sign higher prices like £17 or £170 since the number comes from the chin for single digit prices if that makes sense? But thank you, this video has been incredibly useful! :)