Become Support Member to support the SIGN LANGUAGE INSTITUTE OF CANADA (SLIC) SLIC was established in 1981 to develop the national certification process for Sign Language Instructors/Teachers. By supporting this, you can help SLIC striving to excel in higher standards for teaching American Sign Language (ASL), la langue des signes québécoise (LSQ) and signed languages of the Canadian Deaf Communities across Canada. New Support Member Sign-Up Becoming a SLIC support member is easy and fast.
For more information, https://slicanada.ca/slic-membership/ Request for American Sign Language Proficiency Interview (ASLPI) The American Sign Language Proficiency Interview (ASLPI) is a language evaluation program used to determine a user’s ASL proficiency. The goal in this type of evaluation is to find out, through a face-to-face interview, an individual’s ability to communicate in the target language at a given point in time. The ASLPI is a 20-30-minute video recorded interactive dialogue between the examinee and the interviewer. The video is then reviewed by a group of raters to determine the proficiency of the examinee, where an overall proficiency level between 0 and 5 is awarded. The interview is a conversational setting. It does not test the knowledge of facts. It provides the individual’s level of signing proficiency. You will be required to be SLIC membership before you can apply for ASLPI testing placement. For booking ASLPI testing placement, please contact Victoria Meusel, SLIC Administration Assistant at info@slicanada.ca For more information, https://slicanada.ca/ccsd/aslpi/ Gary Malkowski, M.A., L.H.D. Director Sign Language Institute Canada DEAF CULTURE CENTRE Distillery Historic District | 15 Mill Street, Toronto ON, M5A 3R6 E: gmalkowski@slicanada.ca W: deafculturecentre.ca | slicanada.com | asl-phabet.com | |
