Whether
you’re starting out in Accent, or want another perspective,
take one of the highest rated workshops on the topic:
Accent 101: The Basic ABCs
Entry level courses should give you entry-level skills to do a credible job of polishing the speech skills of adult, second language learners: from there, you build your skills and honing your performance with experience. Since 1988, we’ve delivered a 2-day training that exceeds the rudimentary. Accent 101 is so comprehensive for testing, teaching and marketing that we even exceed the expectations of those who have attended other training programs! The leader for this event is Lorna Sikorski. And, once you've taking one level of training, you immediately begin accruing discounts on future product and professional ed costs via our Preferred Trainer Program.
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Soon) for the year!
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questions’:
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ASHA CEUs are automatically offered for this event, if desired. **For our Canadian
trainers, this event qualifies for 12 hours of CASLPA CECs: submission
is the participant's responsibility. Complete information is available to Trainers
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