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FSL Trainings

Learn FSL With Us

Bring FSL to Your Organization
Learn From Deaf Trainers

Join our online Basic Filipino Sign Language 1 classes on October 30 (No Certificate) or October 31 (With Certificate), 2026. Both sessions run from 7:00–9:00 PM, Philippine Time. Beginners are welcome!

Learn From Deaf Trainers

Bring FSL to Your Organization
Learn From Deaf Trainers

Learn basic signs and everyday expressions through Deaf-led instruction and guided practice. Build your understanding of Deaf culture and respectful communication.

Bring FSL to Your Organization

Bring FSL to Your Organization
Bring FSL to Your Organization

Learn basic signs and everyday expressions through Deaf-led instruction and guided practice. Build your understanding of Deaf culture and respectful communication.

Online BFSL1 — No Certificate

BFSL 1 | Free Session Without E-Certificate


Friday, November 13, 2026 • 7:00–9:00 PM Philippine time • Live on Zoom


Take your first steps in Filipino Sign Language in this free, interactive session led by a Deaf instructor from Kakamay Movement. Learn everyday signs, practice greeting and introducing yourself, and explore Deaf culture and respectful communication. Beginners are welcome.


This session is free and comes without an e-certificate. See the registration form for all session details.

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Online BFSL1 — With Certificate

BFSL 1 | Afternoon Session With E-Certificate


Saturday, November 14, 2026 • 3:00–5:00 PM Philippine time • Live on Zoom


Spend your Saturday afternoon learning Basic Filipino Sign Language with a Deaf instructor from Kakamay Movement. In this interactive beginner session, you’ll practice everyday signs, greetings, and simple introductions while learning about Deaf culture and respectful communication.


An e-certificate is available to participants who meet the attendance, participation, and verification requirements. See the registration form for all session and e-certificate details.

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Online BFSL2 - With Certificate

Online BFSL 2 — With Certificate
October 31, 2026 • Saturday
9:00–11:00 AM • Philippine Time


Continue your Filipino Sign Language journey with Deaf trainers! Build on your basic FSL skills through guided practice and interactive activities that strengthen your confidence in communicating with the Deaf community.


Click REGISTER NOW to view the complete details and fill out the registration form.

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Online Medical Sign Language - With Certificate

Join Kakamay Movement for Medical Sign Language Training, a Deaf-led online session on 

Monday ( Bonifacio Day ) November 30, 2026, at 9:00 AM Philippine time.


Practice basic Filipino Sign Language (FSL) for everyday healthcare interactions, from welcoming Deaf and Hard of Hearing patients and asking where it hurts to giving simple instructions during a visit.


The training is open to healthcare workers, medical and allied health students, caregivers, and anyone who wants to make healthcare communication more accessible. No prior FSL experience is required.


 E-certificate details are available in the registration form.


Click REGISTER NOW to view the complete details and fill out the registration form.

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