Moses Adejoke American sign language teacher and interpreter
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I am more concerned about enabling folks with disabilities to learn just like every other person. The fundamental reason why I have decided to pursue this career is that I feel a strong desire to positively influence and educate folks with disabilities through sign language. I feel that one of the best achievements as a teacher is to enrich people’s lives and more importantly give people equal opportunities. I understand that dealing with folks with a disability such as Deaf requires patience, compassion, understanding and the sensitivity, which I am wholeheartedly ready and prepared to deliver. The ability to learn is one of the most important developments of humanity.
Speaking about my teaching methodology, I love the demonstrator/ Coach style, I love this style because it allows me to use demonstrations and examples to teach others and to make the lessons stick more, I also love to include activities in my teachings to make sure everyone is engaged in the learning process.
Having taught several males and females with disabilities using Sign Language. I am looking for a position that will allow me to continue my passion. I have developed a range of teaching methodologies that best suit this set of people because I understand that there is a learning difference. The motivation of students is incredibly high, so that has to be matched with the quality of my teaching. I always try to offer every student as much individual attention as possible within the scope of the lessons and I am a big believer in setting homework according to a students developmental needs.
I would be delighted to share my professional recommendations and come along for a free trial lesson to give you an idea of my competence.

Subjects

Sign language Beginner-Expert
ASL (American Sign Language) Beginner-Expert

Experience

Sign language teacher (Jan, 2021–Present) at Home lesson teacher

After school lesson teacher for an hearing impaired child

Education

OND (Jun, 2016–Aug, 2019) from Lagos state polytechnic

Fee details

₦3,000–8,000/hour (US$1.83–4.87/hour)

Charges vary based on time and location. It also depends on the stage of the learner,if it's beginner or advanced.

Courses offered

American sign Language
- US$15
- Duration: 10 Hours
- Delivery mode: Online
- Group size: Individual
- Instruction language: English, Yoruba, Nigerian Pidgin English
- Certificate provided: No
American sign language is a language of the deaf culture, it involves making use of the hands, facial expression and Body language to communicate.