How to Become a Dyslexia Teacher or Practitioner

You don’t necessarily need QTS to become qualified to deliver literacy interventions.

Becoming a qualified specialist literacy teacher (or practitioner if you don’t hold QTS) means you join a community of professionals making a real impact in the lives of dyslexic pupils.

We offer a fast-track 12-month route for graduates and a 24-month learning route for delegates without a degree. (You will need recent and relevant experience in a suitable setting for either pathway*terms apply)

Julie Trisnan walks you through all your options in our latest video.