SERVICES
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Learning Greek Sign Language
Since 2001, the Greek Sign Language Centre has been constantly evolving its educational methods by adopting the latest technological innovations. The result is that the lessons are enjoyable but at the same time efficient as we believe that learning Sign Language should be a beautiful experience!
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Training of GSL interpreters
With a team of fully qualified and trained educators, Greek Sign Language School focuses on multidimensional interpreter training. The aim is not only to pass the interpreting exams but also to prepare our students for every possible situation in which they will find themselves as professional interpreters.
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Re-Sign
KENG has created a standalone Sign Language practice platform that is addressed to sign language learners regardless of their school of study who will take proficiency certification exams, to proficiency exam passers who wish to maintain their level of knowledge in sign language and to anyone who wants to refresh their knowledge in sign language!
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Greek Sign Language Basic Dictionary
Greek Sign language Center has created a dictionary in Sign Language for the practice of its students. The Greek Sign Language Dictionary is offered in two types:
► Alphabetical Dictionary
► Dictionary by category
Browse freely and find the word you are interested in by searching the dictionary!
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Visual World Media Productions
The Greek Sign Language Centre, with its equipped studio and specialized staff for editing, motion graphics, subtitling, dubbing and mother tongue Signers, is able to meet any need for the production of accessible videos.
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Children's courses
With the benefits of Sign Language to children – both deaf and hearing – being proven, KENG has created a children’s section with materials tailored to the needs of the 11-13 age group.
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National and European projects
The Greek Sign Language Centre, having a keen interest in promoting equal access for Deaf people in society and having the ability, both in terms of trained staff and infrastructure and thanks to the experience of similar programmes, could contribute substantially to national and European projects by providing expertise on accessibility issues for Deaf people and Sign Language.
