You can do it now! Swimming Sign Language Online Course

Sign language is difficult, isn’t it?
No, sir! Actually, it’s not!

Testimonials from swimming instructors using “sign language” in swimming lessons around the country

I give swimming lessons to children with intellectual disabilities who have difficulty communicating with me, using simple sign language (though only gestures). This is used as a cue, and the child can easily understand it, so there are fewer misunderstandings.

If you have a developmental disability and have little speech and strong visual information, you can get the message across better with “sign language” and “written communication” that you can see with your eyes, and they enjoy practicing with you.

Many members of the class who attend the lessons are able to communicate with those who are far away (able-bodied people) by gestures. I can also learn sign language, and I can talk with people with hearing loss using sign language and written communication, so I can kill three birds with one stone. It’s a good thing to remember.

Even if the pool mask fogged up and the mouth shape was not visible, as long as the instructor made only mouth shapes and sign language without speaking, the lesson content could be conveyed to the hearing impaired people, so it was safe!

Actual feedback from a participant in a swimming class with sign language

Few swim instructors can use sign language. I would rather swim as much as possible than spend more time communicating and less time swimming, so it’s helpful to be able to discuss things in sign language or written communication.

Hearing impaired swimmers can swim with us in our regular group classes as long as they do not have disabilities in other parts of their body. At that time, we can tell you our usual practice with sign language, so once you learn it, you can use it as a phrase a lot later, and sometimes the sign language comes before the mouth.

Do you have an image of a “sign language interpreter” like on TV?

But isn’t ‘sign language’ actually difficult?”
I want to use sign language, but what if there is a misunderstanding?
“What should I ask someone when I don’t understand what they’re saying?”
If you are thinking, “I’m not sure what to do…”, don’t worry.
A sign language interpreter is a professional sign language interpreter who is required in public places.
To put it simply, a sign language interpreter is a professional who is required to be able to speak in a way that anyone can understand, just like an announcer.
It is often misunderstood that you do not need to become a “sign language interpreter” to be able to communicate in daily life.
It is the same as we can have a conversation without becoming an announcer.

There aren’t any sign language classes dedicated to sports clubs or swimming lessons!

I myself had the same problem as you.
I only knew a little “sign language”, but being able to have a daily conversation and being able to use sign language in swimming lessons are completely different words. I myself had the same problem as you.

I had the same problem as you. I only knew a little sign language, but being able to have an everyday conversation and being able to use sign language in the swimming class are completely different words.

For example, the four swimming techniques commonly used in swimming instruction, such as crawl, backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke, are not taught because they are not part of everyday conversation.
They become a frame of jargon. For example, the four swimming techniques often used in swimming instruction, such as crawl, backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke, are not taught because they are not part of everyday conversation.
They become a frame of jargon.

Also, just like in English, you may not be able to remember words you don’t use everyday, or you may not have learned them in the first place and don’t know what to do. And just like in English, if you don’t use a word you don’t know, you can’t remember it or you don’t know it because you haven’t learned it in the first place.

Furthermore, running a business limits the amount of time you have to study sign language.
It is hard to find 15 minutes a day to study sign language.
It is under these circumstances that I have been studying sign language. Furthermore, when you are running a business, you have limited time to study sign language because of the lack of time.
It is very hard to find 15 minutes a day to study sign language.
Under such circumstances, I have been studying sign language.

I have been very happy to share the signs I have learned with my fellow swim instructors. I have been very happy to share the signs I have learned with my fellow swim instructors.

Because of this, I have been troubled by my own problems, which is why I thought that both busy swimming teachers and sports club receptionists need an environment where they can learn everything from the language used in swimming instruction to contract-related matters specifically. I have been struggling with this myself, which is why I think that busy swimming teachers and sports club receptionists need an environment where they can learn everything from the language used in swimming instruction to contractual matters in a specialized way.

That’s how we created this “Swimming Sign Language” course.

This “Swimming Sign Language” course is divided into three steps.

All of these courses have options.

Together, we can make the swimming world a better place!
We would be more than happy to share the joy of swimming with as many people as possible. Let’s make the swimming world a better place together!
I would be more than happy to share the joy of swimming with as many people as possible.