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    Dyslexia Therapist Training Programme - 8th Batch commences May / June 2014 !!

    MAHARASHTRA DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION
    In association with
    MULTISENSORY LANGUAGE TRAINING INSTITUTE OF NEW MEXICO
    Offers a TWO YEAR PART-TIME DIPLOMA COURSE IN LANGUAGE THERAPY
    Recognised by the Academic Language Therapist Association (ALTA), USA.

    Lead Trainer:
    Ms. Sandra Dillon, M.A., C.A.L.T., Director, MLTI-NM, is a Certified Academic Language Therapist (C.A.L.T.) and a Qualified Trainer and Qualified Instructor, with decades of experience at the Albuquerque Public School’s Language Clinic for Dyslexic Students. She is the author of Sounds In Syllables, an Orton-Gillingham based curriculum designed to meet the needs of bright but severely reading-impaired high school students, which has been in use for over 30 years as the core curriculum in public schools and clinics across the USA and Canada. Ms. Dillon will conduct lectures in person at MDA as well as via video throughout the duration of the programme.
    Course Coordinator, Local Supervisor and Trainer: Ms. Masarrat Khan, M.A. (Cl. Psych); M.A. (Eng. Lit.); C.A.L.T.; CEO, MDA
    Eligibility: Graduation in Psychology, Human Development, Child Development, Language, Education or related fields. Preference will be given to mainstream teachers, occupational and speech therapists and those already in the field of Special Education.
    Course Fee: Rs 65,000/- for the first year, inclusive of basic kit sufficient to start with the first student. Rs 55,000/- for the second year.
    Course begins in May / June 2014
    15 Days Theory and Hands-on Practice Classes in May / June 2014 at MDA, Dadar (E). Thereafter, contact classes will be held in 5 modules of 4 days each every alternate month.
    Course completion certificates will be awarded by MLTI-NM and MDA jointly.
    Brochures, Curriculum and Application Forms are available on payment of Rs. 250/- (+Rs. 60 p&p) at MDA, Deonar. Please send in a demand draft for Rs. 310/- along with your full name and address, if you wish to have the Application Package couriered to you.
    Last Date for Acceptance of Applications: 15th March 2014.
    email: mda@dyslexiaindia.com
    Phone: 022-2556 57 54
    www.mdamumbai.com

    Divya Balgi
    Administrator
    Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
    003, Amit Park Building,
    423, Lala Jamnadas Gupta Marg
    Deonar, Mumbai 400088
    Tel : 25565754
    www.mdamumbai.com
    mda@dyslexiaindia.com

    " If i can't learn the way you teach, will you teach me the way i can learn ? "

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    India parenting has a forum about expecting the dyslexia therapist training program. Get information from the Administration department to manage their work. They are offering the children educational classes that might help them in getting accurate knowledge. It is going in Kolkata. Join it for more details.

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