Pakistan Sign Language (PSL) Classes
Learning Pakistan Sign Language (PSL) is a fundamental right of every Deaf individual. However, in Pakistan—especially in rural and underserved areas—many Deaf people still do not have access to sign language education. As a result, they face serious communication barriers in their daily lives.
To address this need, the Pakistan Association of the Deaf (PAD) actively works on the research, development, and promotion of Pakistan Sign Language. PAD’s Sign Language researchers continuously develop new signs and work to standardize and spread PSL across the country.
PAD conducts Pakistan Sign Language classes for both Deaf and hearing individuals, promoting inclusive communication between Deaf people, their families, and the wider society.
PSL Classes for Parents – Open House Initiative
At the Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (CED), PAD organizes Open House Pakistan Sign Language Classes for the parents of Deaf students. These classes aim to strengthen communication between parents and their children, supporting the child’s education, confidence, and overall future development.
- Free of cost for parents and siblings of CED students
- Designed to help families communicate effectively with their Deaf children
- Conducted in an accessible and supportive Deaf-led environment
For participants from outside the institution, charges vary depending on individual needs and customized training requirements.
For further details and registration, please contact the
Centre of Excellence for the Deaf (CED).
