ASL NYC

(4.7-star rating across 11 reviews)

ASL NYC offers American Sign Language classes, mentorship, and tutoring in Brooklyn, all taught by Deaf instructors in a supportive and immersive learning environment. Whether you're a student, interpreter, or parent, ASL NYC helps you build meaningful communication skills in one of the most widely used languages in the U.S.

About ASL NYC

American Sign Language classes offered in Brooklyn, NY including ASL mentorship, and tutoring.

American Sign Language (ASL) is the third most widely used language in the U.S., after English and Spanish

All of our classes are taught by deaf instructors in our classroom located in Brooklyn. Whether you are a student, interpreter or interested in starting communication with your child: at ASL NYC you can find a supportive environment that encourages your language development!

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ASL NYC

DUMBO, Brooklyn
145 Front St #G
Btwn Pearl & Jay Streets
Brooklyn, New York 11201

Reviews of ASL NYC

(4.7-star rating across 11 reviews)

ASL 1: Basic

Ben W. • October 23, 2019

sorry I missed the last class. It was so fun to start learning this new language w a creative funny teacher. When I can I’ll be back for ASL 2!
ASL 1: Basic

Abimanyu R. • April 5, 2018
ASL 1: Basic

Anonymous • February 7, 2018

Loved it. Jeremy is a wonderful, patient teacher. Can’t wait for the next course!
ASL 1: Basic

Tra H. • February 4, 2017

Great class! We really enjoyed Jeremy's class. He was patient and thorough. Great teacher and totally deserves the best ratings.
ASL 1: Basic

Anonymous • June 4, 2016
ASL 2: Conversation I

Jennie S. • March 19, 2016
ASL 1: Basic

Dawn W. • February 7, 2016
ASL 2: Conversation I

Frena P. • February 2, 2016

Fun class to learn American Sign Language. Small group setting with an exceptional, enthusiastic teacher (who uses ASL in his everyday life). We play games, script, and have lots of fun! I am a type of student, who likes to write down notes, but I have not written any notes and I am still learning so much (with practice and doing the homework of course). By the end of this course, I feel like I have a good handle on answering/asking basic personal questions, describing someone physically, and telling time.
ASL 1: Basic

Maria K. • December 28, 2015
ASL 1: Basic

Frena P. • December 15, 2015
ASL 1: Basic

Lauren T. • September 26, 2015

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Reviews of ASL NYC

ASL 1: Basic

ASL 1: Basic

ASL 1: Basic

ASL 1: Basic

ASL 1: Basic

ASL 2: Conversation I

ASL 1: Basic

ASL 2: Conversation I

ASL 1: Basic

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