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High quality training for education professionals working in the area of special needs.

At Communicate-ed we are passionate about seeing people developed to their true potential. That passion drives our own training portfolio, and extends to other situations, including into the developing nations.

Communicate-ed is the largest provider of training in Access Arrangements in the UK, training thousands of professionals involved in this area each year. We also offer a range of other modules providing training in various aspects of special educational need.

All of our courses are available online and we also offer face to face training in venues round the country. Our expert course tutors are also available to run tailor-made courses for schools, colleges, local authorities or support services.

Testimonials Some feedback from our course attendees

A very interesting and informative Webinar. The presenters Caroline and Lia are fantastic, they have a vast amount of knowledge and in the Q&A session gave detailed answers where needed. They are without a doubt, the best presenters that I have watched and I’ve watched many.

Assessor (How to assess for extra time Webinar)

Excellent as always, I don’t start assessing until after this course.

Independent Assessor (Face to Face Access Arrangements Update/Refresher Course)

Really, really useful sessions, a mixture of tests I use frequently, less frequently and one I have not used, although I feel confident to start using it now. I am so impressed with all the training I’ve received this academic year, including the EAA updates back in September, the EAA webinar, the online EAA test. Also, the publication listing a wide range of tests for access arrangements, very, very useful. It has been a great year of membership!

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Since 2002 we have been able to donate over £1,006,000 including tax added through Gift Aid to charity projects which support educational opportunities, particularly for those caught in poverty in the UK and overseas.