Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months)
A Deaf-led 12-week progression course for learners who have completed the Basic course or can already sustain everyday PSL interaction. The course develops spatial grammar, depicting strategies, narrative fluency, professional-domain communication and a community-reviewed capstone through 24 live workshops.
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Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months) is a Advanced Pakistan Sign Language course from Al Noor Tuition, a blended course combining independent study and teacher-led classes, delivered online. It runs to 12 modules and 24 lessons. Combine independent lessons with scheduled teaching. Follow the module guidance to know what to study and when to join class. Check the curriculum below for the lessons and activities included. Fees are PKR 1,499.
How you will learn
Independent study + teacher support
Combine independent lessons with scheduled teaching. Follow the module guidance to know what to study and when to join class.
- 1Open your course room
- 2Prepare and attend class
- 3Practise and track progress
How this course is taught
Explore the learning format and the material available in this course.
Live classes with your teacher
Scheduled live sessions in the Al Noor online classroom — shared whiteboard, screen sharing, and questions answered as they come up.
Questions and course support
Ask your teacher questions in the course room between sessions, and reach our advisors on WhatsApp for anything about scheduling, fees, or changing your batch.
Progress you can see
Track completed activities in your course room and review assessment results in your gradebook.
Study on any device
Classes, recordings, and tests work in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop.
What this course covers
A quick view of the syllabus areas included in this course. Open the detailed curriculum below for individual lessons, quizzes, assignments, and resources.
Module 1 · 2 items
Week 1 — Fluency reset and discourse control
Diagnose current skill and stabilise reference across longer interaction.
Module 2 · 2 items
Week 2 — Depicting strategies and viewpoint
Represent shape, movement and arrangement with instructor-approved PSL strategies.
Module 3 · 2 items
Week 3 — Time, aspect and modality
Express duration, completion, repetition, possibility and obligation in context.
Module 4 · 2 items
Week 4 — Complex interaction
Manage layered questions, negation, conditions and disagreement.
Module 5 · 2 items
Week 5 — Narrative and constructed action
Build engaging stories with character, viewpoint and cohesion.
Module 6 · 2 items
Week 6 — Healthcare and public-service access
Communicate complex needs and complete the midpoint simulation.
Module 7 · 2 items
Week 7 — Education and workplace discourse
Explain processes, participate in meetings and give feedback.
Module 8 · 2 items
Week 8 — Interpreting awareness and ethics
Understand the interpreter role without claiming professional qualification.
Module 9 · 2 items
Week 9 — Presentations and digital communication
Design visually accessible formal content for live and recorded delivery.
Module 10 · 2 items
Week 10 — Regional variation and language documentation
Compare forms responsibly and build a small evidence-based vocabulary set.
Module 11 · 2 items
Week 11 — Community capstone production
Plan, rehearse and review a useful PSL artefact or presentation.
Module 12 · 2 items
Week 12 — Advanced assessment and continuation
Present the capstone, test receptive flexibility and plan responsible future roles.
What you'll learn
- Understand Week 1 — Fluency reset and discourse control
- Understand Week 2 — Depicting strategies and viewpoint
- Understand Week 3 — Time, aspect and modality
- Understand Week 4 — Complex interaction
- Understand Week 5 — Narrative and constructed action
- Understand Week 6 — Healthcare and public-service access
- Understand Week 7 — Education and workplace discourse
- Understand Week 8 — Interpreting awareness and ethics
- Understand Week 9 — Presentations and digital communication
- Understand Week 10 — Regional variation and language documentation
Course content
12 modules · 24 lessonsFull lesson titles shown below. Open lesson content unlocks after your enrolment payment is verified.
- 2 items
Module 1
Week 1 — Fluency reset and discourse control
Diagnose current skill and stabilise reference across longer interaction.
- Advanced baseline: receptive profile and natural conversationLesson
- Reference tracking across people, places and ideasLesson
- 2 items
Module 2
Week 2 — Depicting strategies and viewpoint
Represent shape, movement and arrangement with instructor-approved PSL strategies.
- Entity and handling depictionsLesson
- Scale, path, manner and perspectiveLesson
- 2 items
Module 3
Week 3 — Time, aspect and modality
Express duration, completion, repetition, possibility and obligation in context.
- Event time, completion and repetitionLesson
- Ability, obligation, possibility and adviceLesson
- 2 items
Module 4
Week 4 — Complex interaction
Manage layered questions, negation, conditions and disagreement.
- Question sequences and clarification interviewsLesson
- Conditions, contrast and respectful disagreementLesson
- 2 items
Module 5
Week 5 — Narrative and constructed action
Build engaging stories with character, viewpoint and cohesion.
- Narrative structure, setting and event arcLesson
- Constructed action, dialogue and character shiftLesson
- 2 items
Module 6
Week 6 — Healthcare and public-service access
Communicate complex needs and complete the midpoint simulation.
- Detailed healthcare interaction and informed choiceLesson
- Public-service simulation and midpoint assessmentLesson
- 2 items
Module 7
Week 7 — Education and workplace discourse
Explain processes, participate in meetings and give feedback.
- Explaining a process and teaching a skillLesson
- Meetings, proposals and constructive feedbackLesson
- 2 items
Module 8
Week 8 — Interpreting awareness and ethics
Understand the interpreter role without claiming professional qualification.
- Meaning transfer, register and limitsLesson
- Confidentiality, impartiality and Deaf autonomyLesson
- 2 items
Module 9
Week 9 — Presentations and digital communication
Design visually accessible formal content for live and recorded delivery.
- Structured PSL presentation with visual aidsLesson
- Video messages, framing and accessible mediaLesson
- 2 items
Module 10
Week 10 — Regional variation and language documentation
Compare forms responsibly and build a small evidence-based vocabulary set.
- Recognising regional and generational variationLesson
- Ethical mini-dictionary and source checkingLesson
- 2 items
Module 11
Week 11 — Community capstone production
Plan, rehearse and review a useful PSL artefact or presentation.
- Capstone design, audience and consentLesson
- Capstone rehearsal and Deaf-led critiqueLesson
- 2 items
Module 12
Week 12 — Advanced assessment and continuation
Present the capstone, test receptive flexibility and plan responsible future roles.
- Capstone showcase and live questionsLesson
- Receptive final, role boundaries and 90-day planLesson
Course details
- Subject
- Pakistan Sign Language
- Level
- Advanced
- Delivery
- Online
- Tuition format
- Group batch
Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months) — questions parents ask
What is included in the Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months) course?
Combine independent lessons with scheduled teaching. Follow the module guidance to know what to study and when to join class. The curriculum lists 12 modules and 24 learning activities. Browse the outline for the available lessons, resources, and assessments.
Can I revisit the course material?
Published lessons and available recordings can be revisited in your course room while you have access. Follow any module prerequisites shown in the curriculum. Check the course outline for the recordings and reading material included.
How do I practise and track progress?
Use the quizzes and assignments listed in the curriculum to practise. Follow each activity for its instructions and deadlines. Completed activities appear in your course progress, and assessment results appear in your gradebook.
Is Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months) taught online or at home?
This course is delivered online. Online classes run in the Al Noor live classroom with a shared whiteboard and screen sharing, and work in any browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop.
How much does Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months) cost?
The fee is PKR 1,499, currently discounted from PKR 2,999. There are no hidden charges; anything extra, such as extra one-to-one hours, is agreed with you first.
How do I enrol?
Open the course page and choose "Enrol & pay", then upload your bank transfer receipt. An admin verifies the payment — usually the same working day — and the full course unlocks in your LMS account. If you would rather speak to someone first, message us on WhatsApp at 0336 4440496 and an advisor will walk you through it.
Who teaches Pakistan Sign Language — Advanced (3 Months)?
A verified Pakistan Sign Language teacher experienced with Advanced is assigned to this course. All Al Noor teachers are screened for qualifications and teaching experience, and you can ask for a female tutor or request a specific tutor from the list on this page.
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