ThatReadingThing

for people who don’t know they can

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Training

ThatReadingThing literacy training in London

Do you work with any young person, in school or out, who struggles with reading?

Do you wish you had a clear answer to the question,

“How do you teach a teenager to read?”

Do you have good literacy skills and a curiosity about how English works?

Upcoming Trainings:

September 24th & 25th, London.  Trainer:  Sarah Warburton.  Contact for details

October date tba, West Midlands. Contact for details

November 20 &21, London.  Trainer: Tricia Millar.  Contact for details

ThatReadingThing is recommended by the National Literacy Trust

Adult literacy tutors also most welcome!

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