Positive Dyslexia Ltd
Quick facts
- Years trading
- 16 years (since 2010)
- Company size
- 11 to 50 employees
- Group size
- 1 to 30
- Day rate
- From £500
- Delivery formats
- In Person, Virtual Instructor-Led Training (VILT), Hybrid / blended, Meta, Virtual - On-demand learning
- Delivers in
- USA (West Coast), USA (East Coast), USA (Other), Asia, Europe, Australasia, India, UK, UAE, Canada
About Positive Dyslexia Ltd
Visit WebsitePositive Dyslexia Ltd specializes in offering training courses focused on dyslexia and dyscalculia assessments, catering to both children and adults. They provide OCN accredited training programs, which include Level 3 and Level 4 courses for supporting dyslexic individuals and workplace needs assessors, respectively. Their unique selling points include a comprehensive approach to neurodiversity awareness, diagnostic assessments delivered nationally and internationally, and hosting conferences that bring industry professionals together to discuss dyslexia-related issues. They are recognized for their expertise and have a supportive community facilitated through additional resources like Facebook groups.
- Group size
- 1 - 30
- Daily rate
- £500
- Number of employees
- 11 to 50
- Years trading
- 16
- Has own premises
- Yes
- Apprenticeships
- No
- Funded Courses
- No
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16 years experiencePositive Dyslexia Ltd specializes in offering training courses focused on dyslexia and dyscalculia assessments, catering to both children and adults. They provide OCN accredited training programs, which include Level 3 and Level 4 courses for supporting dyslexic individuals and workplace needs assessors, respectively. Their unique selling points include a comprehensive approach to neurodiversity awareness, diagnostic assessments delivered nationally and internationally, and hosting conferences that bring industry professionals together to discuss dyslexia-related issues. They are recognized for their expertise and have a supportive community facilitated through additional resources like Facebook groups.
