Rifd Parent Training Program
A free training program equipping parents of children with learning difficulties with practical tools and strategies to support their children's development. Sessions are available in-person and online, tailored to family needs.
- EntityPre-University Education
About the offering
01This free parent training initiative supports families of children with learning difficulties by equipping parents with practical tools and strategies to better support their children’s learning and navigate challenges effectively. Designed to empower parents, the program offers tailored courses and workshops delivered both in person and online, ensuring flexibility and accessibility for diverse family needs.
The initiative delivers online workshops in Arabic and English, including targeted sessions that address specific learning and developmental challenges. These interventions have contributed to improvements in students’ academic progress and increased family engagement. Over time, the program has evolved from offering foundational training to providing more specialized courses, expanding its scope to respond to the changing needs of families.
Through this initiative, parents build the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to play an active role in their child’s educational journey and help reduce barriers to academic success.
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