COURSE Information

Are you a teacher, occupational therapist, psychologist or other professional interested in students with learning and behavioural challenges? If so, you may be interested in further training to have a broader understanding of the relationship between a child’s early development and learning so they can fully engage in their educational experience. 

Enrolments are now open for a new course in Hyderabad, India. The course is set to commence in October with a 5 day workshop Monday 21st to Friday 25th, depending on numbers.

The Extra Lesson® Training Course is based on The Extra Lesson, which was developed by Audrey McAllen in England from the holistic developmental perspective of Rudolf Steiner’s education of the child.

The course is at a post-graduate level and so a pre-requisite is a degree, unless a person is able to show they have the equivalent prior learning to a degree. It involves two intensive workshops a year, over 6 consecutive semesters. Each workshop is followed by distance learning including private study and work with children to integrate the theory and practical aspects.

The modules for the course are made up of a range of topics which are cumulative and progressive, to build the theory and practical application. The modules are not taught as separate units but are covered over several workshops. (icon to click back to module info)

On completion of the course you receive a certificate from the Extra Lesson® Institute. The training provides you with deeper insights into the developmental process of the child and practical ways to work with a child with developmental, coordination, sensory and learning needs. The faculty staff is qualified health and/or teaching professionals, practising with the Extra Lesson, with extensive experience working with children in this area. The certificate allows you to become a full member of The Asia Pacific Extra Lesson® Association (APELA) and be registered to practise as an Extra Lesson practitioner.  

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Please note these dates are tentative only and to be confirmed