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Online Learning from the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
RCSLT Members…
If you are a member of RCSLT then all of the elearning content is available to you for free. If you are not yet a member, please contact us to join. When you first access the members' courses you will need to use your RCSLT membership number.
Inside The Box
This module is a media-rich and engaging tool designed to raise awareness of speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). You will need a Flash plugin in your web browser. This module is not suitable for iOS devices at this time.
Free e-learning for members and non-members
Clinical Decision-Making Tool
This tool provides a step-by-step guide to the clinical decision-making process, taking you from assessment through to the selection and evaluation of interventions for individual clients. This elearning module is designed to work on all devices.
Free e-learning for members and non-members
More CPD resources
RCSLT Members enjoy a wealth of resources and support materials to help them in their role, whether that is working in schools and colleges or with the prison service or any other public or private sector organisation.
For RCSLT members only
Bilingual e-learning:
“I particularly appreciated the example of Harry early on, whose family had relocated to Germany - this was a great example to use for someone like me who hasn't had a lot of experience of bilingualism either personally or professionally. It helped me empathise with the parents and realise the difficulties involved with working with a child who is bilingual, and may or may not have SLCN. Also really appreciated the interactive quality and quizzes - one of the best online modules I have done.”
Bilingual e-learning:
“The scenarios/cases were really helpful in applying the theory/information covered in the e-learning. These examples helped me to think about my own cases and future cases that I may come across.”
The Box:
"I found several areas to be very informative in particular the Boxhead tasks and John’s Story. In my work I find one of my biggest challenges seems to be raising awareness of how difficulties can often be masked I feel that this was very well portrayed during the elearning."