The program begins with an exploration of deaf culture and identity, delving into the history, values, and unique aspects of the deaf community. Participants gain a deep understanding of how cultural identity shapes the experiences of deaf individuals. The module on advanced sign language communication enhances participants' vocabulary, grammar, and fluency, equipping them to communicate confidently and accurately in diverse contexts. The course examines assistive technologies and resources, providing insights into tools such as communication devices, captioning, and video relay services that enhance accessibility for deaf individuals. In the module on overcoming barriers and challenges, learners explore strategies to address communication hurdles and promote inclusivity in education, employment, and public spaces. Participants also learn about deaf education and support, exploring inclusive strategies, institutional roles, and resources to foster an equitable learning environment. A dedicated module on legal rights and accessibility focuses on legislation, policies, and advocacy for the rights of deaf individuals, empowering learners to be active agents of change. The program concludes with a module on effective communication strategies, emphasizing rapport-building, cultural sensitivity, and best practices for interacting with deaf individuals in professional and social settings.