Who is the weekend course intended for?

The course is aimed at beginners without prior knowledge who want to learn the basics of German Sign Language.

Where does the course take place?

The venue is the Disabled Community Bonn e.V. at Oppelner Straße 130, 53119 Bonn.

Is the course suitable for beginners?

Yes, the course is designed as an introduction at level A1.1 and is thus ideal for beginners.

How long does the course last?

It is a weekend course. The exact time structure may vary depending on the event planning.

How much is the admission?

A verified ticket price is not available via web search. Please check the current course page.

Is the venue barrier-free?

The Disabled Community Bonn stands for inclusion and accessibility. For specific accessibility information, it is recommended to directly inquire with the organizer.

German Sign Language Bonn 2026

Name: German Sign Language (DGS) A1.1 – Weekend Course
Start: 2026-09-26T02:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-28T01:59:59+02:00
Location: Behinderten-Gemeinschaft Bonn e. V.

A weekend course that makes communication come alive

With the weekend course German Sign Language (DGS) A1.1, the Disabled Community Bonn e.V. opens a practical entry into a language that makes encounters more visible, direct, and often touching. The course is aimed at people with no prior knowledge who want to systematically learn sign language and handle everyday situations more confidently.

An entry into a personal linguistic world

Sign language is much more than hand movements. It thrives on facial expressions, eye contact, body language, and rhythm. This is where the event experience begins: Participants immerse themselves in a learning environment that not only explains the language but makes it tangible. The weekend course combines language instruction with a clear focus on communication, inclusion, and direct application.

Practical, compact, and close to everyday life

As a weekend format, the course offers a concentrated learning atmosphere with space for repetition, practice, and exchange. Typical introductory topics at level A1.1 include greetings, simple questions, self-introduction, and basic communication situations. For many visitors, this combination of learning progress and immediate benefits is particularly attractive.

A place with a strong inclusion profile

The Disabled Community Bonn e.V. is known in Bonn as a central voice for participation and accessibility. This makes the course not only an educational offering but also a visible sign of lived inclusion. Those who participate here experience an organization with societal relevance and a clear target audience appeal for everyone interested in barrier-free communication.

Why it's worth attending

This weekend course offers a solid, low-threshold introduction to German Sign Language and creates an open, respectful learning atmosphere. Anyone who wants to experience language as a key to genuine participation will find a focused and meaningful event experience here. Be part of it now and take the first step into a new form of communication.