Year: 2011

Signature are pleased to confirm that the BSL and ISL 101 units below have been accredited by Ofqual.

The Scottish Parliament general election will take place on Thursday 5 May 2011.
Signature has met with several candidates to find out what they will do for deaf people in Scotland, if they are elected.

The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) today announced a wide range of Olympic Games ticket products to ensure that disabled people have a great Games-time experience.

Not sure who to vote for?

Want to ask our politicians to do more for deaf people?

Signature has been working as part of the Northern Ireland Sign Language Consortium to organise the ‘Deaf Question Time’ event.

We are exhibiting at the North Wales Deaf Association Information Day on Wednesday 30 March 2011.

As well as Signature, other confirmed exhibitors include British Telecom, National Deaf Children’s Society, Meningitis Trust, Police, and Fire services, Deafness Support Network, Sense, Natinal Association of Deafened People, The Stroke Association, British Tinnitus Society, Llandrillo college, R.N.I.D. Amplicom, Sarabec Ltd and many more.

We are now offering training days for teachers delivering the Level 3 Certificate in Learning Support (CSW) and Level 3 Award in Modifying Written English Texts for Deaf People.

We are working with our partners, including the Association of Notetaking Professionals, Hearing LINK, NADP, NRCPD and RNID to develop research that will focus on notetakers.

National Registers of Communication Professionals working with Deaf and Deafblind People (NRCPD) is proud to announce a major milestone in its history. By reaching a staggering 1,000 registered professionals for the first time.

The 2011 Signature Annual Awards has launched its new Facebook group.

The group contains exciting news and stories about this year’s Signature Annual Awards. Keep up-to-date from the nomination process to the unveiling of our 2011 winners.

We thought you may interested to know that some changes have been made to learner funding.

The Skills Funding Agency (SFA) has changed the way it allocates public funding in England to learners aged 19 and above.