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We are pleased to announce that we were a finalist in one of the Teach Primary Award categories this year!
We were delighted to receive recognition for the hard work and dedication of our team in developing a course that addresses the unique challenges faced by multilingual learners with dyslexia.
Our Dyslexia & Multilingual Settings CPD unit allows education professionals to effectively support bilingual and multilingual learners by evaluating whether a literacy-related difficulty exists. Participants will consider the learner’s cultural context, together with the impact this has on learning and progress, and gain valuable insight into the strategies to help them become more proficient in reading and writing.
Results will be revealed in November!
We are delighted to announce that we have won a Teach Primary Award! Our Developing Numeracy Skills in Learners with Dyslexia and Dyscalculia Unit has been recognised as a leading educational resource in the Maths Category!
Our Dyslexia and Literacy Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Programme has also been highly commended in the SEND category of the Teach Secondary Awards.
The awards help educators to seek out the very best resources to support pupils from Key Stage 1 to Key Stage 4 – with quality determined by a panel of experts. These experts dig deep, to ensure only the most deserving resources triumph!
We are excited to announce our online Level 5 CPD course The Emotionally Connected Classroom won three stars in the CPD category of The 2021 Teach Primary Awards.
We know that there has been an increased focus on mental health and wellbeing in schools during the recent pandemic and a need for teaching professionals to help support children struggling in this area. Last year, we released a new short CPD course to allow educators to enhance their skills and develop a better understanding of Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH). It is suitable for teaching support roles, as well as teachers, SENCOs and other SEND professionals who you would like to enhance their knowledge to help support learners with social, emotional and mental health needs by learning to:
Here is what one of the Teach Primary Awards judges from Teacher Development Trust said:
“A specialist Level 5 CPD programme, this online training is in-depth and rigorously designed to develop practitioners’ SEMH skills in a range of settings. Participants can flexibly access course content and collaborative discussion forums around their in-school commitments.”
Unique benefits of studying with Dyslexia Action
Dyslexia Action is an established online specialist education training provider. When studying us, we offer participants the flexibility to organise their study time around professional and personal commitments. Other benefits include:
What our delegates said about this course
“This course has certainly helped me cultivate a desire to better understand how I can connect with the students I work with. This includes helping them better understand themselves, and how their brain works in controlling (or not controlling) their emotions, behaviours, and actions effectively.”
“I have absolutely loved this course – it was exactly what I felt was missing from my ‘toolkit’ and now I can make sure that the impact is shared more widely in my new setting for the benefit of the children we serve. Thank you.”
Special offer
To celebrate the win, we are offering a 10% discount for those applying for The Emotionally Connected Classroom Level 5 online course for our November, January and March cohort! Apply here and use code 10OFFSEMH.
We are excited to announce our online Dyslexia and Literacy CPD Programme has been named the 3-star winner in the CPD category of the 2020 Teach Secondary Awards.
This flexible CPD programme offers the opportunity to choose from a range of study options:
“This specialist online training is comprehensive, flexible, and suited to educators across all settings. Although focused on dyslexia support and building literacy, the theory and practical skills encourage good pedagogical practice which should benefit all learners. The use of one-to-one guidance from tutors, and the inclusion of collective contributions so that participants are able to learn from peers, provide opportunities to meet individual needs targeted to specific educational contexts.” J Berry
Dyslexia and Literacy CPD Programme was a finalist in the CPD category of the 2019 Teach Secondary Awards. Our online short courses from our CPD Programme offer teaching professionals of all levels the chance to develop new and existing skills to support all of their students including those with dyslexia and other co-occurring difficulties.
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