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October 27, 2014

How many students are still failing courses or dropping out or generally dis-engaged because they have a hidden disability or psychological condition has gone unnoticed, has been identified too late, or the the teaching, tutoring and training teams have lacked the specialist knowledge on their individual condition to support them effectively?

Concrew Training's one-day workshop provides a strong background understanding of the symptoms and signs that front line teaching, training and support teams need to look out for and guidance on when to seek more specialist support.

http://concrew-training.co.uk/courses/individual-students-needs

For those looking for a more detailed understanding of specific special needs Concrew Training also offers workshops in a range of areas.

http://concrew-training.co.uk/courses/special-needs

Book your next training session now !

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