Neurodiverse Adults in the Workplace

Course information

This course is designed for neurodiverse adults with either a formal or self-diagnosis
who would like to build on their skills in the workplace. The course will tell you
about your rights as a neurodiverse employee.

08/01/2025: All Haringey Learns courses are currently FREE. Apply now as fees are subject to change.

08/01/2025:This course is linked to the Study Skills for Level 1 Award in Volunteering (TL24/10242) which you will automatically need to apply for. Please enrol for both courses Study Skills for Level 1 Award in Volunteering (TL24/10242 & Award in Volunteering Level 1 (NCFE) (ASF24/10130).
Theme
Employability & Volunteering: careers decisions, transferable skills
Course Code
ASF24/10130
TL24/10242
ND24/10245
Where
Wood Green Learning Centre
Who
Haringey Learns
How
Online
Course code ASF24/10130
Duration: 6 weeks
Wed 09:30-13:00
26 Feb 2025-02 Apr 2025
Course code TL24/10242
Duration: 3 weeks
Wed 09:30-13:30
29 Jan 2025-12 Feb 2025
Course code ND24/10245
Duration: 5 weeks
Mon 10:00-12:30
03 Mar 2025-31 Mar 2025

Course Details

What is this course about?

This course is designed for neurodiverse adults who would like to build on and develop their

strengths in the working environment. The course aims to develop skills in executive

functioning, communication, organisation, collaboration, interview technique and ICT.

The course covers the legal framework and employers’ responsibilities to their

neurodiverse employees. The course provides useful resources and practical advice. 

Are there any entry requirements?

There are no formal entry requirements, but you would have to be able to independently take part in learning activities in English and this would be assessed in a pre-course discussion.

You should be a resident of a London Borough.

Do I need to have an interview before I can enrol?

You would be invited to an informal face to face or telephone discussion with a tutor to ensure

that the course is suitable for you and will meet your needs.

How will I be taught?

You will be taught through interactive classroom sessions on site at Wood Green Library.

The session runs from 10am to 12.30pm.

 

What feedback will I get?

You will get feedback from the tutor in class. You will also complete an Individual learning plan where you will record and discuss your progress with the tutor.

How will I be able to give my views on the course?

You will be able to give your views to your Class Rep, in a feedback form at the end of the course or directly to your tutor or a manager during the course. You may also be asked to participate in surveys for funders or Ofsted.

What course can I do next?

There are a variety of employability workshops at Haringey Learns that you may progress on to

or you may discuss with your tutor developing further your skills in English, maths, IT or a specific career strand.

Additional information

You will also be offered a wide range of different wellbeing or engagement activities within the service.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for London residents aged 19+ who are neurodiverse

(Dyslexia, ADHD/ADD, Autism, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, Tourette’s) and are interested in how their

strengths and skills can be developed for the workplace.

A formal diagnosis of a Neurodiverse profile is not necessary; an informal diagnosis or self-diagnosis is accepted