What can deaf people do?

1, more importantly, learn some skills unrelated to listening, such as snacks, sculpture, gardening, etc. These operations are relatively independent, and there are fewer opportunities to communicate with others. Generally speaking, the Disabled Persons' Federation centers in big cities should provide some free skills training courses. You can ask more questions if you are interested. In a word, you'd better learn one or two skills.

Then there is the assembly line work in the factory. Generally speaking, it is 8 hours or 12 hours. There are day shifts and night shifts, and the money earned is not bad. Better than staying at home.

I suggest you go to your local Disabled Persons' Federation to ask about their work scope, or you can go to your neighborhood committee. These organizations are in charge of the cause of the disabled, and I personally think that deaf people can also do things that normal people can do, such as text entry, pastry chefs, craftsmen, masseurs and so on.

If you are interested in the Internet, you can open a shop and design a website online, and you can make a lot of money online.

People with hearing impairment and speech impairment can try their best to do everything independent of language and hearing. Such as art design, art design, painting and so on. The key is the mentality of work. People with disabilities should face their jobs with a positive attitude, not passively let them choose you, but actively choose their jobs.