Parents after a hearing diagnosis
Start building a shared way to communicate with your child through approachable, repeatable SgSL practice.
SgSL learning for every stage of life
Learn SgSL faster, better, together.
For older adults adapting to hearing changes, caregivers, families after a hearing diagnosis, educators, and communities — approachable practice helps everyone build a new way to connect.
- Real SgSL videos
- Gentle step-by-step practice
- Learn on any device
Teacher workspace
Practice quiz
Everyday SgSL signs
Deploy quiz
Question 3Correct answer set
Preview
Built with schools and community partners
MPMayflower Primary SchoolPilot school
MKMayflower KindergartenPilot school
SDSADeafContent partner
Who it's for
Communication may change. Connection does not have to.
A hearing diagnosis or change in hearing can reshape everyday communication, but it should not limit confidence, independence, or the relationships that make life meaningful. SgSL gives us another way forward — together.
Older adults adapting to hearing changes
Learn practical signs at a comfortable pace and stay connected to the people and routines that matter.
Caregivers and care teams
Develop useful communication skills together to support dignity, confidence, and everyday connection.
Educators and organisations
Create and share guided SgSL practice across classrooms, workplaces, healthcare, and community settings.
Features
A simpler way to begin — and keep going.
Short, visual activities make SgSL practice easier to revisit, share, and fit into everyday life — at home, in a classroom, or within a care community.
Watch real SgSL
Learn with clear SgSL videos paired with familiar words, images, and explanations.
Practice without pressure
Repeat short activities at a comfortable pace, with kind feedback that helps learning stick.
Learn better together
Families, caregivers, educators, and communities can build shared communication confidence.
How it works
From first sign to shared confidence.
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Create guided practice
An educator or organiser adds SgSL media, questions, and helpful explanations.
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Share a simple link
Invite learners with one link or an optional group PIN — no learner account needed.
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Practise at your pace
Learn on a phone, tablet, or computer with encouraging retries and explanations.
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Grow together
Use aggregate insights to understand progress and decide what to practise next.
About
A new way to communicate should feel possible.
Hearing changes are part of many lives — from a newborn's diagnosis to age-related hearing loss later in life. They do not have to stand in the way of connection, participation, or joy.
SgSL Learnhub makes it easier for families, caregivers, educators, care teams, and communities to practise Singapore Sign Language in small, encouraging steps. The goal is simple: help more people learn faster, learn better, and learn together.
Who is SgSL Learnhub for?
It is designed for families, older adults, caregivers, educators, care teams, and community organisations — anyone who wants a more approachable way to build everyday SgSL communication skills.
Is SgSL difficult to start learning?
A new language takes practice, but starting can be simple. SgSL Learnhub breaks learning into short, repeatable activities with clear media and kind feedback so people can build confidence step by step.
Do learners need an account?
No. Learners open the shared link and begin immediately. An organiser can optionally protect the link with a group PIN.
What devices does SgSL Learnhub support?
The learner experience is responsive and works in a modern browser on phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and desktop computers.
Can an individual start learning today?
Public self-directed learning is planned. Today, access is provided through participating schools and organisations. Contact us if your care provider, school, healthcare team, or community group would like to take part.
Ready to help your community learn SgSL?
Request access for your school, care provider, healthcare team, or community organisation.