Sign Language tutors
Sign language lessons from basic communication to fluent use.
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Sign Language tutors
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What is sign language tutoring, and who is it for?
Sign language tutoring teaches a visual language with its own grammar, such as American Sign Language or British Sign Language. Learners include family members of deaf people, teachers, healthcare workers and anyone interested in communicating with the deaf community. Sign languages differ by country, so choose the one you need. Tutors who are deaf or fluent signers can also share deaf culture and etiquette.
- Family and friends of deaf or hard-of-hearing people
- Teachers, healthcare and service workers
- Students who want to learn a new language
What sign language tutors cover
Sign language
- Fingerspelling and basic signs
- Grammar, facial expression and space
- Conversation practice and deaf culture
Which sign language should I learn?
Sign languages are different from country to country; for example, American Sign Language (ASL), British Sign Language (BSL) and Turkish Sign Language are separate languages. Choose the sign language used by the Deaf community, family members or workplace you want to communicate with, and look for a tutor who teaches that language.
What do sign language lessons cover?
Lessons cover fingerspelling, everyday vocabulary, grammar that uses space, facial expression and movement, and conversation practice. Many tutors also introduce Deaf culture and etiquette. Online lessons work well because sign language is visual; a clear camera view of your hands, face and upper body is important.
How do I choose a sign language tutor?
Look for a tutor who is fluent in the sign language you want to learn; many learners value Deaf tutors who use the language every day. Ask how they structure lessons, how much conversation practice is included and how they help you practice between lessons.
How much does sign language tutoring cost in 2026?
Rates depend on the tutor's fluency, teaching experience and qualifications. Tutors set their own price on WantATutor and there is no commission, so the profile price is what you pay.
How to choose a sign language tutor
Make sure the tutor teaches the sign language used in your country, and look for fluent or deaf tutors with teaching experience.
Many tutors offer a short free intro lesson. Compare sign language tutors or read how it works.