Some people dread the thought of reading, let alone taking an online dyslexia test. Here’s why, if you think you’re dyslexic, taking an online test could be beneficial to you… The QS dyslexia test was originally designed for post GCSE students and is being used by university
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Join us as we look back at how dyslexia testing has evolved since we launched the first online dyslexia test in 1997. Having seen four decades of progress in dyslexia awareness and provision in the UK, there sadly continues to be many people with dyslexia today
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(Posted in August 2017 and updated in November 2017) Do you think you or someone you know has dyslexia? You may be wondering how to get a correct diagnosis – either through an online dyslexia test or a psychologist. This blog will give you an insight into
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The Apple iPad is the most popular of all tablets – 338 million have been sold since 2010. With more than 10% of the UK population having some form of dyslexia, chances are many dyslexics own an iPad. The new software on Apple iPads, iPhones and Macs is packed with
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Following an intensive year of research trials, we are delighted to announce that the Quickscreen (QS) online dyslexia test is a statistically proven tool for use by individuals and organisations. The QS online dyslexia test has shown ‘strong statistical evidence of an association between the independent dyslexia
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If you’ve taken the QS Dyslexia test and it says you are showing signs of dyslexia, you may be wondering ‘what next?’. You may be applying for university or be struggling in your classes already. Or you may feel your career is being hindered by your dyslexia
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Have you been experiencing learning difficulties and suspect you may have signs or symptoms of dyslexia? You’re not alone… Recent research has found that 1 in 10 people are dyslexic. That’s 6.3 million people in the UK! (Dyslexia Action, 2016) The Quick Screen Dyslexia Test is
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