✨Summer ASL Special✨

Build confidence in American Sign Language with the Beautiful Language. This beginner friendly course helps you learn practical signs, fingerspelling, everyday conversation, and Deaf culture so you can communicate more confidently and connect with the Deaf and hearing community.

Summer Course Fee: $300 USD per person / $420 CAD per person

   ✨ Popular Request: ✨

Bring a Friend Rate: $500 USD for two people / $700 CAD for two people

Limited summer openings are available.

 ✨Reserve Your Spot✨ 

Beautiful Language offers ASL courses for anyone who wants to learn, connect, and grow through communication — locally, nationally, and internationally.

Classes are available online (Zoom) or in person with flexible scheduling.

Course Options:

•  Baby Sign Language: ✨This is a POPULAR course✨:  Early tools for parents and infants. 

• 4–6 Week Courses: Essential vocabulary, grammar, and everyday conversations.
   
• One-on-One Zoom: Personalized lessons at your pace.
   
• Group Classes: Interactive practice with others.
   
• Refresher Sessions: Strengthen and update your skills.
  

Scheduling and details are confirmed through email. Each course builds confidence, cultural awareness, and communication skills that foster inclusion and belonging.

 ASL Basics – Online  Video Courses 

• Alphabets 
• Numbers 
• Colors 
• Courtesy 
• Relationships 
• ASL Basic Phrases I
• Bundle 7 Classes
  

I would be happy to send you a sample of my online ASL video lessons. Email me today, and I will gladly send you more information. 

Coming Soon:

• Idiom Signs 
• International Country Signs 
• ASL Basic Phrases II

 Consultation Services 

Angela Lynn offers consultation in sign language, access, and communication for schools, organizations, and families. Sessions are available by Zoom, email, or in person.

Services include:

• Interpreter feedback and mentoring
   
• Sign language tutoring, including baby signs
   
• Inclusive education and staff training
   
• Workplace and community workshops
   
• ADA and policy consultation

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