Master in Writing Dyslexia

For Master in Writing Dyslexia, applications for the Sep 2026 intake are open until Aug 31, 2026, while tuition fees are 318 USD per year.

Leveraging the proprietary CAAS model (Context, Attitude, Applications, and Strategy), this coaching programme provides a specialized framework for professionals navigating the unique intersection of dyslexia and workplace communication. Rather than generic writing instruction, this programme focuses on the specific cognitive and structural hurdles faced by dyslexic writers, translating complex ideas into persuasive, logically sound, and impactful business documentation.

The CAAS Coaching Framework

The programme is entirely bespoke, centered on the individual's professional environment and the actual texts they produce. Participants engage in one-to-one sessions that move beyond traditional writing techniques to incorporate:

• Strategic Roadmapping: Defining text purpose and audience-specific approaches for policy papers, reports, and professional correspondence.
• Technical Integration: Harnessing specialized software and digital tools designed to accelerate the drafting process and reduce cognitive load.
• Attitudinal Development: Building a solution-oriented mindset that transforms the writing process from a source of friction into a fluid, professional asset.

By using your own real-world cases and documents as the primary learning material, the coaching ensures that every session results in immediate, applicable improvements to your professional output.

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