Philip Daniels has been an A.S.L. instructor for over 25 years. He has taught over the years at the Canadian Hearing Society, Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf, Seneca College, Sheridan College and George Brown College. He has been an American Sign Language immersion camp counselor for over 12 years in Parry Sound, Ontario (Ontario Camp for the Deaf).

Phil has recently retired from the Toronto District School Board where he taught in the Deaf Education department. He graduated from Gallaudet University (the first Deaf University in the world to offer Liberal Arts degrees) with a Bachelor Degree in Liberal Arts. He enjoyed the vibrant and exciting Deaf culture that Gallaudet University had to offer.  Phil has worked as an A.S.L. advisor for various performing art shows in Toronto.Philip is currently out of retirement, working for the Yeshiva Nefesh Dovid, the only Deaf Yshiva in the world, located in Toronto.  He is considered the right-hand man for the school administrators. 

Philip began training for Lauri Sue Robertson in 1995, and he worked with her promoting Deaf awareness issues and culture throughout various towns in Ontario. He enjoys working with Disability Awareness Consultants as they continue to create an open door for Deaf or disabled persons living in Ontario.