Teaching NZ Sign Language!
Here, you can find information on "teaching NZSL" including links to: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Tutor Training workshops, Membership, and the directory of members.
Teaching NZSL can be a very rewarding career to lead, whether it be a part-time job or a full-time profession. Nowadays there are a huge demand for learning NZSL, and we are in fact, experiencing a shortage of tutors. Deaf or hearing individuals with fluency in NZSL and a passion to share this beautiful language might consider teaching NZSL. This kind of job is enjoyable, especially when you think about it: You can talk as much as you want about NZSL and meet new people and best of all, get paid doing it.
Now, if you're new at this all - you might wonder "where do I start" or "how do I teach" - go no further. NZSLTA is an organisation for individuals supporting or involved in NZSL teaching. Ask us. We'll gladly explain, show you a couple of pointers, and see you grow.
I'm only a click away. info@nzslta.org.nz. Ask me today.
Tutor Training. Certificate in Deaf Studies: Teaching NZSL
The Certificate in Deaf Studies: Teaching NZSL is a one year, modular training course for fluent NZSL signers who want to teach NZSL and Deaf culture. Applications close Nov 30th 2007 for next course in Feb 2008. For application information contact: rachel.mckee@vuw.ac.nz
Job Opportunities
Job vacancies related to NZSL teaching are only made available to NZSLTA members. Sign up to be a member today.
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