Learn sign language at Thuthukani Special School
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Tracey Turner Less than a minute
Thuthukani Special School is offering a sign language course starting on Wednesday, 23 July, at 12 noon on the school's premises.
The course runs over seven weeks, with weekly sessions lasting 90 minutes.
The full course costs R1 500 and is limited to just 10 people. Bookings close on Friday, 27 June.
For more information or to book your place, email thuthukani@thuthukani.org.za
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Less than a minute Tracey Turner Less than a minute Thuthukani Special School is offering a sign language course starting on Wednesday, 23 July, at 12 noon on the school's premises. The course runs over seven weeks, with weekly sessions lasting 90 minutes. The full course costs R1 500 and is limited to just 10 people. Bookings close on Friday, 27 June. For more information or to book your place, email thuthukani@ Don't have the ZO app? Download it to your Android or Apple device here: HAVE YOUR SAY Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter. For news straight to your phone invite us: WhatsApp – 060 784 2695 Instagram – zululand_observer At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!
