Our short CPD course will show you how to extend the writing skills of learners in post-16 and other adult settings. You’ll increase understanding of the sub-skills involved in the writing process, as well as the particular barriers that can be faced by post-16 learners. You will gain hands on experience of developing strategies and approaches that can improve writing proficiency, particularly for learners with dyslexia.
By completing this unit, you will be able to:
1. Identify how learners typically acquire and develop writing skills
2. Identify the impact of dyslexia on the acquisition and development of writing skills
3. Evaluate the writing skills of an adult with dyslexia
4. Demonstrate understanding of writing strategies that can assist adults with dyslexia.
✔ 100% online training
✔ Access anywhere
✔ No live delivery
✔ Developed by education professionals
✔ Tutor support through online forums
✔ CPD Standards Office Accredited
✔ Level 5, mapped against Ofqual level descriptors
✔ 30 hours of self-paced study, over 8 weeks
✔ Set start and assignment submission dates
✔ Delivered through our Campus Online platform
This unit is suitable for those working with adults with dyslexia and literacy difficulties and is appropriate to a variety of settings. You must have at least one year’s recent and relevant experience and be qualified to Level 3 (A Level or equivalent qualifications).
Please note: we reserve the right to request information in support of your application. Support assistants should identify a senior member of teaching staff within the organisation to act as your mentor during this course.
Our courses are delivered through Campus Online, our unique online learning platform.
Campus Online allows you to study at your own pace, without the need to travel, or commit to particular dates or times. You’ll log in to access your study materials, contact your tutor for support, and connect and network with other delegates.
£295 + VAT
There are no additional costs for International delegates.
This CPD course runs six times a year with start dates in September, November, January, March, May and July. Please click on the date below to make a booking.
This unit contributes to the following Award:
By booking three set units as an Award, you will save £30
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This unit is comprised of three study cycles, each of which includes a Study, Practice, Reflect, and Collaborate section. There are also associated practical tasks, with reference to current research and case studies.