Training and
resources for
professionals
We are committed to developing the next generation
of specialists by providing access to up-to-date and
evidence-based information and training opportunities.
Shaping the future of
early years listening
and language support
We are developing an innovative, accredited training programme for professionals working with young deaf children and those supporting listening and language development in early years settings.
This work builds on our Let’s Listen and Talk approach and represents a major step forward in making evidence-based practice more widely accessible.
Contact us to learn more.
What we are working towards
Early listening and language development is critical for every child’s future. Yet many professionals tell us they need more specialist and practical training informed by the latest research — particularly when supporting deaf children.
Our programme aims to close this gap, combining our expertise in early intervention with accessible, high-quality learning. Over the next three years, we will be creating:
Accessible training for early years practitioners
- Practical, evidence-based strategies to support listening and language development in everyday early years environments.
Specialist accredited training for professionals
- A deeper, structured programme for those working with deaf babies and young children—designed to strengthen knowledge, confidence and skills in an area not widely covered in existing training routes.
How to get involved
We’re at the beginning of this exciting journey in developing these new training resources and will be sharing opportunities to:
- pilot elements of the training
- provide feedback and shape the programme
- be among the first to access new courses
Contact us to register your interest.
Evidence-based resources
We have developed a new resource hub on our Let’s Listen and Talk website.
It provides a wide range of evidence-based information and advice about helping children with all degrees of deafness learn to communicate during their preschool years.
Visit the Let’s Listen and Talk website to browse these resources.
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