1-on-1 ASL

Did you know? American Sign Language (ASL) is a rich, complete visual language with its own grammar and sentence structure where meaning is shown through facial expressions, handshapes, and body movements. Because it is a visual language, learning ASL can improve your brain’s visual and memory skills. ASL lets you build connections with the vibrant Deaf community and its culture.

1-on-1 ASL lessons offer personalized instruction for both beginners and experienced learners. With guidance from an experienced ASL instructor, you receive immediate feedback, build signing and comprehension skills, and focus on what matters most to you. Flexible and goal-focused, these lessons help you practice confidently, prepare for tests, and progress efficiently.

Best of all, you choose when, where, and how to learn ASL! Our 1-on-1 ASL lessons can happen online or in your home at times that work for you. These are open to anyone, including family members, friends, educators, healthcare staff, or anyone curious about ASL. It is a comfortable way to learn and build stronger connections with Deaf or Hard of Hearing people in your life.

Questions?

Send us a message and we will respond within 3 to 5 business days.


FAQs

Q: What will I learn during the ASL lessons?

A: Before your lessons begin, your ASL instructor will meet with you to understand what you want to focus on, such as basic signs, conversation skills, ASL grammar, storytelling, or test preparation. Each lesson is customized to help you practice and grow in the areas that matter most to you.


Q: I am Deaf, Hard of Hearing or recently lost my hearing. Can I take 1-on-1 ASL lessons?

A: Absolutely! Our 1-on-1 ASL lessons are open to everyone, including Deaf individuals and those who have recently lost their hearing. Whether you want to start learning ASL, improve your skills or learn more about Deaf culture, our ASL instructors are here to support you at your own pace.


Q: Will I receive a certification after completing the ASL lessons?

A: These lessons do not offer formal certification. After you finish, we can give you a letter of participation that lists the topics you learned. You can use this letter for personal records or to demonstrate your commitment to learning ASL.