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SPELD SA provides specialist courses for parents, teachers and other professionals who care for people with specific learning difficulties.
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SPELD SA provides a variety of services to support people with a specific learning difficulty including specialised diagnosis, assessments and strategies to support learning, literacy clinic, and a specialist library.
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SPELD SA is able to match students with a qualified specialist tutor who has received the required training to support people with specific learning difficulties.
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SPELD SA provides free resources and articles to support our understanding and education around specific learning difficulties
Members can access the SPELD SA library for phonic readers and reference books supporting literacy and numeracy
A series of free webinars have been put together by SPELD SA thanks to the generous support of the Department for Education
SPELD SA provides free or low cost workshops and webinars suitable for parents, educators and professionals during the year
You will find an extensive range of books and resources supporting people with Specific Learning Difficulties in our online store
Newsletters are posted free to members twice per year as part of the SPELD SA Membership program
Upcoming Regional Workshops
SPELD SA delivers specially chosen workshops to help parents support their children with specific learning difficulties.
Regional Parent WorkshopsJan Daly, Special Education Consultant Presents: Dyscalculia: Developing a..
Sandy Russo, Director Education Services (SPELD SA) Presents: Dyslexia - What it is ..
SPELD SA is a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1969. We provide advice and services to children and adults with specific learning difficulties and those who care for, teach, and work with them.
Our organisation is governed by a council, whose members include parents, teachers, accountants, lawyers, psychologists, optometrists, doctors, speech pathologists and other interested professionals.
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