Auslan (Australian Sign Language) is the natural language used by Australia’s Deaf community and the preferred signing language of hard-of-hearing people in Australia.
Many people think Auslan is exclusively for Deaf people, but this is not true. Auslan is used by hearing and hard-of-hearing people as another way to communicate with their Deaf friends, colleagues and family members. Learning Auslan is fun, engaging and easy.
Non-Accredited Courses
Non-accredited courses often seen as community course. See below for a list of community courses across Australia.
SA
Deaf Can:Do (opens in a new window)
QLD
Deaf Services (opens in a new window)
VIC/TAS
Expression Australia (opens in a new window)
NSW
The Deaf Society (opens in a new window)
WA
Access Plus Western Australia (opens in a new window)
Accredited Courses
Accredited courses often provided by TAFE. See below for a list of accredited courses across Australia.
SA
Tafe SA (opens in a new window)
QLD
Deaf Services (opens in a new window)
VIC
Melbourne Polytechnic (opens in a new window)
NSW
The Deaf Society (opens in a new window)
