Patoss offers a wide range of Training Opportunities

Patoss runs a range of training courses every year as well as an annual conference with an important keynote speaker and a mix of practical workshops to help you update your skills. The courses are offered in London and the regions and provide SASC-approved CPD for renewal of your APC at a reduced rate for members.

Webinars: Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)/Dyspraxia:

A series of six new webinars by Professor Amanda Kirby; The University of Wales, Newport.

Patoss has commissioned a series of six online webinars on the subject of DCD/Dyspraxia, presented by Professor Amanda Kirby, one of the leading authorities on the subject. Download this flier for more information on how to subscribe. See also these FAQs which should address any other questions you might have.

Or just download the Webinar booking form. Bookings to be sent to University of Wales, Newport.

All our events can be booked online.

For full details of upcoming training and on-line booking information go to our CPD-Events page. 

Cancellation Policy

Continuing Professional Development for you and your team

Difficult to get to a scheduled CPD event?

If you can gather a group of professionals Patoss will come to you! Save time and money. The programmes below are available on a flexible basis. With a minimum of just 12 delegates the Patoss team will deliver in your venue on a mutually convenient date. Ask us about our in-house courses delivered at your venue. More details are available from the Patoss Office, contact Ruth Shearn on on 01386 712650 or email patoss@sworcs.ac.uk.

1 day programmes - £100 per delegate* Renewing Your Assessment Practising Certificate Effective Specialist Support in HE Supporting Secondary Pupils Facing Literacy Difficulties: Making the Most of Your Assistive Technology and Free Resources Specialist Teacher Assessment and Update on current JCQ regulations. *Minimum fee of £2500.

½ day programmes - £65 per delegate Introduction to Access Arrangements (Secondary or FE) Learning to Learn: Develop Effective Thinking and Problem Solving Skills Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary Development for Secondary