DYSPRAXIA

2 hr CPD Accredited, Interactive Short Course

Overview

This 2 hr CPD accredited, short course helps you understand dyslexia and it's impact.

Dyspraxia Training

CPD Accredited, Interactive Short Course - just £25.00

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Short Summary

• Two hour session
• Have you got an interest in dyspraxia either personally or through your work?
• Do you feel confident you have the knowledge, confidence and skills to support people with dyspraxia?
• Are there any situations you do not feel ready for or are important to you?
• Explore what dyspraxia is, it's effects on people with the condition, and how to better support people with dyspraxia.

Course Contents

• Learn about what dyspraxia is
• Understand more about the condition itself
• Explore how it affects everyday life
• Consider strategies to support people with dyspraxia in childhood and adulthood
• Understand how to help people with dyspraxia build confidence, independence, and inclusion at school, home, and work

Benefits of this course

• Our Dyspraxia Training Course is CPD Accredited, giving you a recognised 2-hour CPD certificate upon completion
• This training isn’t just valuable for everyday knowledge—it also contributes directly to your Continuing Professional Development.
• Can you still remember everything that you have learned?
• Or maybe you did some training a while ago that wasn't necessarily certificated, and you just want to refresh your skills and knowledge a bit
• Improve your understanding of this common condition
• An experienced trainer will be at hand to answer questions and support your learning.

Ideal audience for this course:

• Teachers, SEN coordinators, and education staff.

• Employers and HR professionals supporting neurodiverse employees.

• Carers, parents, and guardians.

• Health and social care staff.

• Anyone interested in understanding and supporting people with dyspraxia.