Training for teachers, learning support assistants, learning mentors and SENCOs in nurseries, primary and secondary schools and special units

Our skills are practical and pro-active. Using them makes classroom management easier, and helps all pupils to achieve their best.

By putting the new skills into practice, you will enable your pupils to be more:

• motivated and able to stay on task for longer
• confident and self-reliant
• polite, considerate and self-aware
• willing to follow rules, routines and instructions
• creative at problem-solving
• successful academically

We specialise in addressing the needs of pupils with atypical learning styles and/or behaviour problems, whether they have a diagnosed difficulty or not.

Our courses are interactive and contain many useful examples.

Noël has recently written two books for teachers, 'In Step With Your Class' and 'Learning to Listen, Listening to Learn' on how mainstream teachers can rapidly improve the learning, beahaviour, motivation, confidence and social skills of pupils in the classroom.

We also run parenting skills classes for parents within schools, helping parents to improve their children's co-operation, motivation, confidence and schoolwork.

Half-days, full days, weekends, evenings or twilight sessions.

Free Introductory Talk for Parenting Practitioners

Positive Discipline - Helping Parents Get Back in Charge
Creating rules and routines that enhance self-reliance and self-confidence

Do the parents you work with find themselves repeating, threatening, telling off, bribing or shouting?

Would you like to help parents become more positive, firm and consistent?

Come to our lively, interactive talk, and discover new ways to empower parents to help children become more cooperative, confident, motivated, self-reliant, and considerate.

When children and teenagers are at their best, it is easy to enjoy them, teach them, live with them and appreciate them. However, when they are defiant, argumentative or withdrawn, we all know how easy it is to get wound up, to argue back, threaten, nag and shout.