Training courses for teachers and teaching assistants

14 July 2011

Our training courses offer various levels of qualification and training. Designed to suit those supporting children in the classroom who have dyslexia and/or literacy difficulties, our courses have been developed to suit the needs of individuals.

We have many course dates so now is the time to decide which one is good for you!

Continuing Professional Development courses for teachers and teaching assistants to gain expertise in supporting children who are struggling with literacy.
International Diploma. A course for non-UK students wishing to have a sound theoretical understanding of dyslexia and how this learning difference affects everyday life.
Exams Access Arrangements Course for those with a specialist dyslexia qualification who wish to update themselves on the 2011/12 JCQ requirements.
Hidden Disabilities Questionnaire for those working with individuals over the age of 14 to find hidden disabilities.
Literacy Intervention Delivery with the Cumulative Literacy Programme for those interested in a literacy intervention prgramme
Multisensory Maths 2 day attendance course for specialist dyslexia teachers wishing to support maths learning
Postgraduate Certificate Course for teachers wishing to become specialist dyslexia and literacy teachers
Postgraduate Diploma Course for teachers who wish to study further after the Postgraduate Certificate
CCET (Certificate of Competence in Educational Testing) Course for those wishing to focus on assessment

If you are interested in any of the training courses mentioned please click on the course's link or, to go to information about all of Dyslexia Action's training programmes, please click here.

Related Topics Training, e-learning, Attendance Course, Continuing Professional Development, Online course, Teacher Training, Course, CPD, Teaching Assistant, Teachers

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