High quality
The dyslexia and dyscalculia trainer program is very good because it's so practice-oriented. The materials are scientifically up to date and still easy to read and understand. The connection to real cases is always there. Great examples and experience reports bring the theoretical materials to life. The program is easy to do alongside a job because the scheduling is so flexible. During the program you can already shape lessons with your new insights. After the program there are many continuing-education opportunities to expand your knowledge and stay up to date.
Perfect distance program
A jump into the cold water that I never regretted for a moment. Very good study materials and excellent support at all times and on all topics. For eight years now I've been working very successfully in the area of dyslexia and dyscalculia.
Very well grounded
Personally, I found the training comprehensive and solidly grounded, scientifically prepared and practically applicable. I've been working very successfully with the techniques I learned there for years.
The program is an enrichment for my work
My work as a long-time special-school teacher was enriched by the certification as a dyslexia and dyscalculia trainer. I regularly use both the diagnosis through the attention and perception test (AFS test) and the training programs, and I've helped many affected students with them.
Good program structure
Very good materials and fast, competent answers to questions.
Dyslexia and dyscalculia trainer training
I was very satisfied with my program.
Comprehensive — high-quality — competently advising …
Thanks to the all-encompassing program — quite high in content quality — and the good advice, I felt competently and reliably supported. The concept — theory via required reading plus modules to work through, followed by a substantial practical part — is outstanding. The instructions are clear and understandable and therefore directly applicable in practice. The very numerous tips on working materials and how to build training sessions were very helpful. Given the abundance of information, the program initially seemed unmanageable and confusing to me, but bit by bit the fog lifted, and through skilled guidance I gained an overview of the complex topics and learned to apply the content in a targeted way. So I'm very glad now to be able to draw on this 'mass of information'. Thank you for this very good and complex program.
Training for practitioners
I'm thrilled with the training. Within a very short time you acquire so much knowledge that you can show up competently even during the practicum. Great material, friendly support, and lots of help. Thanks.
Highly recommended
I first completed the Certified Dyslexia Trainer program and, after passing with distinction, since I kept encountering more people with dyscalculia, I decided to do the next program too. I feel very well trained and was very well supported during the program!
Excellent for studying alongside a job
The program is excellent for studying alongside a job. It's understandably structured and you always get very quick feedback on questions. Even after finishing the program, you get fast answers when something's unclear! I can recommend it with a clear conscience!
Excellent training
A great price-to-value ratio that lets anyone keep training at their own pace or build a new career foundation. Clearly structured materials and help at any time. The option of personal contact at the professional conference. Recommendable even during the program for getting in touch with other students or graduates.
Worth it
I found a path to a second career. And it's just a lot of fun to work with the kids. The program is a good thing.
Very good program
I completed the program quite a few years ago — in 2009. I got along very well with the material and was able to finish the program quickly and with good results. Since graduating, I've been working independently as a certified dyslexia and dyscalculia trainer. I've been able to help many children through their school years — and also help teachers understand my training children better and accept alternative paths to solutions. I'd do this program again any day. It moved me forward personally and gave me a really beautiful task in life.
Dyslexia and dyscalculia training
Pedagogical training. Very practice-oriented.
Worthwhile program
As a working professional, I found it very pleasant to be able to schedule my own time for studying and finally for the exams. The ADA gives you a generous time window so that even as a full-time professional you can fit everything in. Scientifically always up to date, you're also kept informed about the latest developments and research after passing the exam. A huge plus is the test center, which you can use free of charge during your studies and later for an annual fee. The large online portal with working materials is regularly useful too. When questions come up, the friendly ADA staff help quickly and competently. All in all, I can warmly recommend this certified dyslexia and dyscalculia trainer program to anyone interested in this training.
Great support
Whenever I needed help or information, someone was there for me. The professional conferences are very well organized and I get new ideas and inspiration every time!
Dyslexia & dyscalculia trainer training
It was my first experience with a distance program — and I was pleasantly surprised. Everything worked smoothly. Questions were answered immediately, and there was always detailed feedback on the tasks.
A great enrichment
The certification as a certified dyslexia and dyscalculia trainer brought me many valuable insights and realizations that greatly enrich my work as an educator and trainer. The program is very well structured; the materials are clear and comprehensive. All in all: a recommendation!
Good training
It's great that you can choose your own pace and manage it alongside another job without stress. Unfortunately you have to organize the practical part yourself — but you can manage that too!
Good program
Good program that's fun and has also proven itself in practice. Too bad it isn't recognized everywhere. rakdj
