Whether you’re navigating higher education or the workplace, iWorkSmart course will equip you the essential skills to help individuals with dyslexia and other learning differences.
This engaging 6-hour course is designed to strengthen your executive functioning skills. With support from Micron Foundation, eligible participants can get assistance with training costs to unlock your potential for academic and career excellence.
iWorkSmart is open to local and international learners aged 15 and above with or at risk of dyslexia.
For individuals without a formal diagnosis, an adult dyslexia checklist will be administered to identify potential at-risk factors.
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Get ready to explore and develop essential skills across two interactive sessions.
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* Participants are required to bring a device (phone, tablet, or laptop) to make the most of your learning experience!
All participants (100%) found the course materials and resources useful or very useful, and rated the trainers’ knowledge as good or very good.
The workshop was enjoyable and insightful.
The workshop was good for self-reflection.
I have learned new ways of thinking and the tools are useful!
I was surprised by the amount of new things to learn about myself, as well as the different AI tools!
Ever met someone who can solve a Rubik’s cube in seconds and manage her time like a pro?
Meet Shadiyah—Singapore’s #4 female speedcubing champ and proud iWorkSmart attendee.
👉 “I wanted to improve my presentation skills and learn to structure my thoughts.”
That’s why Shadiyah signed up for iWorkSmart—to build the skills she knew would help her grow.
Different paths, same struggle — from university lecture halls to preschool classrooms, managing time and energy is no easy task. For Kayli Hoe and Yannie Soo, the constant juggle of responsibilities often led to procrastination and overwhelm. Hoping to regain a sense of control, both turned to DAS’ iWorkSmart™ programme in search of practical strategies to stay on track and thrive.
Dyslexia Association of Singapore (DAS) is today a vibrant social service organisation with over 250 full-time staff who provide a wide array of services for individuals with dyslexia and others who learn differently in Singapore.
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