Half Day LSDBP Communication Tactics (with Deaf and Hard of Hearing People) Course

• Additional Costs, Examination Fee N/A
• Number of students: 15-20 (minimum 10 for effective role play)
• Number of instructors: 2
• Point of delivery: Leeds (client site by arrangement at extra cost of £100)
• Examples of customers: Premier Taxis, Morrish Solicitors, NHS

Who is this for?

All organisations will at some point have Deaf or Hard of Hearing employees, customers, clients, suppliers or visitors. Do you need to make your environment more accessible to Deaf or Hard of Hearing people? Are you delivering services and products to the public? Are you working with or caring for someone with hearing loss and want to understand them better?

Our Aim

coHearentVision has the longest established reputation in the Region for its in-depth Deaf Awareness training. Our course framework including this Masterclass is aimed to give efficient and effective training to all attendees whilst meeting the needs of busy, expanding organizations.  However, we are very aware that the content may need to be tailored to meet your precise requirements, meeting the challenges of your organisation quickly and easily when coming in contact with deaf or hard of hearing people. Just tell us what you need!

What you get!

• We will discuss what you would like to see on the course & any specific/other requests you may have prior to the Masterclass
• In this session you will learn strategies on how to understand the pragmatics of communication. This fun and engaging session will allow you to understand the dynamics of Deaf and Hard of Hearing peoples preferred communication. Communication methods and how to transfer into your workplace and community.
• We will follow up this Masterclass with email advice about deaf related projects in the workplace that will enhance your learning from this Masterclass for the following 3 months

You will also get some of the best communication awareness trainers in the North of England!

This page was created on: November 20, 2009 and last modified on March 19th, 2010 at 14:13.