Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you are new to the field, an established teacher or looking for certification in Structured Literacy/Orton-Gillingham, we offer a range of classes and courses to promote your education goals.
Who can register?
Parents, Teachers, Tutors, Therapists
Which classes should I take?
All seminars are “stand-alone” and you are free to attend any seminar – there are no pre-requisites or conditions.
What is certification?
Certification requires you to take courses: Part 1 and/or Part 2. Seminars are taken in a specific sequence, attendees complete assignments, reading, tests and a practicum.
What certification do you offer?
- OG Classroom Educator
- OG Structured Literacy Teacher
What is an OG Classroom Educator?
A teacher using the Orton-Gillingham Approach in a classroom who has completed Part 1 and a supervised practicum.
What is an OG Structured Literacy Teacher?
A teacher using the Orton-Gillingham (OG) Approach for individual, small groups and classrooms who has completed Part 1 and 2, plus a supervised practicum.
What is a Supervised Practicum?
A practicum is required for certification and is arranged after completing course work. A practicum involves review of all lessons delivered and selected observations. Additional fees apply to practicum supervision.
Is the Practicum mandatory?
No, you do not have to do a Practicum. Instead of certification, you will receive a Letter of Completion for Part 1 and/or Part 2.
Not sure if certification is for you?
Take a seminar and see if it meets your needs.
How do I get my certification?
Sign up for Part 1.
What if I already have a certification for another organization?
Contact us for equivalency credits.
