Enter our draw to win a free ticket to the Autism Show in London

Admin | May 25, 2018

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On 15 and 16 June, we will be at the Autism Show in London. If you’re planning to head to the show, please come along and see us at our Dyslexia Action stand.

As always, the organisers have developed an interesting and thought-provoking range of seminars and workshops, please have a look at the Autism Show website for full details of what to expect.

Free tickets!

If you would like to attend the show but do not yet have a ticket, please email our colleague, Liz Martin, and we will enter you into our draw to win one of 15 free tickets. If you are a winner, you will receive a code to order your free ticket during the week commencing 4 June.

We have so much to discuss

You’ll find us on stand D6 at the show. It’s easy to remember because D stands for Dyslexia Action and there are 6 main reasons why you should come and see us:

To find out about how Dyslexia Action’s level 4 and 5 courses can support you and your colleagues. Although the focus of the courses is on Dyslexia, the skills you will master are also applicate to a wide range of learning difficulties.
To discover how Dyslexia Action’s level 7 programme can support you in taking the next step in your career towards becoming a specialist teacher or specialist assessor.
To take advantage of exclusive discounted resources for the show from our Dyslexia Action Shop.
Find our more about the different levels of Dyslexia Guild membership and how you can join.
Learn about Real Training’s newly launched, inclusively-led range of NPQ courses.
To find out about the exciting new modules on the Real Training MEd in SEND Programme along with our ever-popular autism spectrum conditions masters module.

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