Level 3 Certificate in British Sign Language (BSL)
Through this course you will develop your skills to Level 3 standard and gain a nationally recognised qualification.

Level 3 NVQ in British Sign Language
This course helps you to achieve the Level 3 National Vocational Qualification in British Sign Language by building a portfolio of evidence.

Level 4 BSL Language development course
This course will develop your skills up to level 4 standard, and prepare you for the Level 4 NVQ in BSL.

Level 4 NVQ in British Sign Language
This course helps you to achieve the Level 4 National Vocational Qualification in British Sign Language by building a portfolio of evidence. Find out how one successful student has benefited from this course.

Level 4 NVQ in interpreting.
Achieve the Level 4 National Vocational Qualification in interpreting by building a portfolio of evidence.

Deaf British Sign Language (BSL) tutor/assessor training
Find out about our projects aimed at training deaf people to become British Sign Language trainers and assessors.

Electronic notetaking
Electronic notetakers provide comprehensive notes for deaf people using specialised software. Read about how to train to achieve these skills and gain recognised qualifications.

Lipspeaking
RNID has been working with the Association of Lipspeakers to set up a lipspeaking course. Find out more details here and read how learning lipspeaking has benefited two former trainees.

Deaf and disability awareness and British Sign Language training
We are the market leaders in providing training solutions to organisations who want to become more accessible to deaf and hard of hearing people. Find out about our awareness, signing and equipment training courses.

BSL Level 1 and 2

We don't offer BSL level 1 and 2 courses as we specialise in advanced BSL level 3 and 4. Visit the Council for the Advancement of Communication with Deaf People website (external link, opens new browser window) for information on courses local to you.

Palantype and Verbatim speech-to-text

We're unable to offer specialist training. For more information on this training, visit the Association of Verbatim Speech to text reporters website (external link, opens new browser window)