Hi, I’m Jules — and you’re not alone in this

A Level 3 qualification provides a basic understanding of dyscalculia and how to support learners, while a Level 5 qualification is more advanced and prepares someone to assess difficulties and provide specialist, structured support.

I'm trained to understand the wide range of challenges some learners face, from learning difficulties to physical or emotional needs. I have the skills to adapt my teaching, provide the right support, and help every learner access education in a way that works best for them.

I can understand conditions like dyscalculia, dyslexia, and dyspraxia, and how they affect the way individuals learn. It can identify challenges and use tailored strategies to support learners in building confidence and making progress.

I recognise and respect differences between learners, ensuring everyone is treated fairly and included. It helps me adapt my approach so that all individuals feel valued and have equal access to learning opportunities .

I understand how emotional wellbeing affects a child’s ability to learn and engage. I can recognise when a child may be struggling and to support them in a safe, sensitive, and appropriate way alongside their learning..

I've been trained to understand how autistic individuals may experience the world and how this can affect their learning and communication. It helps me adapt my approach to create a supportive, structured environment where they can feel comfortable and succeed.