Leaving a training practice

RE: Leaving a training practice

Denise Cooke — Sat, 12 Dec 2015 23:10:14 GMT

Hi I am a dyslexia SVN, I have passed all my written papers and assignment it's did take me a bit longer to complete the course. And it's was very hard work keeping on top of it all. First I would found out what help you can get from the college and work. Maybe get a upto date dyslexia statement and get the equipment through assess to work on gov. com.

I mainly struggle with paper 2 and took me 4 attempt to pass but I finally did it with 75%. Dyslexia will keep you back a bit but as long you got a right support then give it ago. I am however struggling a bit with the osces as I have problem remember lists in the correct order. And miss one step on two tasks which was a instant fail. But am working again to take in 3rd time.

If I was you I would give the course ago what you got to loss you got alot to grain. But remember each different dyslexia person is different in theyour weakness and strong subject. Give me a message if you want same help

RE: Leaving a training practice

Hannah Mason — Fri, 11 Dec 2015 22:45:07 GMT

Hi I am a RVN who is dyslexic and completed a fdsc in Veterinary nursing with distinction. If I am writing up external stuff just get a vet to check it for me. I am lucky that I have a spelling obsessed vet who I can call on to help. She helps with insurance forms, facebook posts and stuff. It can add a extra chanage but I am lucky that my new boss is dyslexic as well so understands. In house I used shorthand such as D+ and v+ instead or check with other staff. If regesteri g new pets with unusually name just say something like "that's a different name, so how r u spelling that " .

RE: Leaving a training practice

bunnyshouse — Mon, 19 Oct 2015 22:04:32 GMT

did you ask for help from your college?