Our Services
Learn Auslan
We have been providing Australian Sign Language (Auslan) classes since 1985 and have a team of experienced teachers delivering both accredited and non-accredited classes. Our courses are delivered in either a blended learning model or fully online model. The blended learning model is a combination of face-to-face learning, online and home study.
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Events in your community
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Session 1 | Auslan Taster Classes | Auslan Day - 9am (QLD Time)
Thu, Apr 13, 09:00 AM
Celebrate Auslan Day (Australian Sign Language) with us by learning some basic Auslan in our 45 minute Taster Classes.
Burnie | Deaf Seniors Interpreting/Captioning Workshop | FREE EVENT
Thu, Apr 13, 10:00 AM
Join us in Burnie for a workshop with information and training on how you can access free interpreting and live captioning services.
Session 2 | Auslan Taster Classes | Auslan Day - 10am (QLD Time)
Thu, Apr 13, 10:00 AM
Celebrate Auslan Day (Australian Sign Language) with us by learning some basic Auslan in our 45 minute Taster Classes.
Session 3 | Auslan Taster Classes | Auslan Day - 11am (QLD Time)
Thu, Apr 13, 11:00 AM
Celebrate Auslan Day (Australian Sign Language) with us by learning some basic Auslan in our 45 minute Taster Classes.
About Deaf Connect
We are proud to be Australia’s largest whole-of-life service provider for the Deaf, hard of hearing and deafblind communities.
In October 2020, Deaf Services Limited and the Deaf Society merged. With shared history, vision and strengths, we stand with the Deaf community, delivering services in Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, the Australian Capital Territory, and the Northern Territory, with Auslan interpreting services delivered nationally.
Our focus is on community and empowerment, supporting Deaf Australians and their families to make choices and actions to thrive in life, while delivering on a national agenda to improve equity for the Deaf community, and to remove systemic cultural and language barriers.
