Self-Guided Professional Learning

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Learning Links’ self-guided professional learning options package up years of experience and evidence-based practice into online modules and resources to support your accreditation and build your capacity to support children with learning difficulties.

Our multidisciplinary team of teachers, early childhood educators, psychologists and speech pathologists have worked together to develop a comprehensive learning package across a range of topics.

All of our self-guided professional learning options are evidence-based, purpose-driven and outcomes-focused to ensure you can provide more effective and immediate support to the children you work with.

A Flexible Learning Approach

Our self-guided professional learning prioritises flexibility, providing you with on-demand learning modules and lessons that you can complete in your own time, at your own pace. You can complete your learning in one intensive sitting or take it one lesson at a time.

All our self-guided professional learning comes with a comprehensive resource kit to support lesson planning and help you put your learning into practice. You can access these resources from any device through our simple-to-use online learning platform, meaning you can learn from wherever you like.

Dyslexia Decoded is a series of evidence-based webinars and self-guided professional learning options that provide you with the most up-to-date and effective strategies to support children with reading difficulties.

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Ready to Learn is a practical support guide that provides information and strategies to help children build important motor and sensory regulation skills for learning. The resources are designed by our multidisciplinary team to help you provide effective support for children who are on a waitlist to see an occupational therapist.

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Teaching Multiplication and Division is a complete professional learning and resource kit that provides you with everything you need to plan an effective teaching program using strategies that stick.

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Attention on ADHD is a comprehensive guide that provides psychologists with a roadmap for best practice assessment and support of children and young people with ADHD.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the course licensing work?

Individual licenses can be purchased for the course, which are linked to an individual’s email. The license gives you unlimited access to the course, including all resources and any updates made to the content.

Each license is for individual use only and is not to be shared.

In the event that a teacher is no longer working at a school, the you can request a transfer of this login. The new login will have full access to the 3 hours of teacher professional learning, all resources and ability to participate in the monthly live Q&A.

A transfer fee of $49.95 will be charged for the replacement login.

Schools can get in touch with us via workshops@learninglinks.org.au to discuss a package of licenses for your school.

Do you offer refunds?

We want you to feel feel completely assured that this is course is right for you and your students, so Learning Links is offering a no-risk money back guarantee.

If you make a genuine attempt to complete the course and attend a live Q&A session and provide us with an opportunity to help you, but still find that the strategies, the sequence, the framework and the library of resources don’t work for you, you will be offered a refund.