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FAQ's

FAQ's

Autism Connect Learning Centre is a specialized learning Centre that provides support and resources for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It offers a range of programs and services tailored to meet the unique needs of children with autism.

Autism Connect Learning Centre offers a variety of programs and services, including individualized education plans, social skills training, occupational therapy (private hosted on our premises), and sensory integration therapy. These programs are designed to enhance the overall development and independence of children with autism.

The staff members at Autism Connect Learning Centre are qualified professionals who have expertise in working with individuals with autism. Continuous Training and Workshops are done throughout the year. We are also affiliated with WCFID, CSPID, Autism Western Cape and Environeering who facilitates training with the staff on a continuous basis.

The learner-to-staff ratio at Autism Connect Learning Centre is 8 learners to 1 Educator including an assistant. The Centre strives to maintain small class sizes and a low learner-to-staff ratio to ensure personalized attention and support for each student.

Autism Connect Learning Centre uses a variety of assessment tools and techniques to evaluate the progress of learners. These may include standardized tests, direct observation, data collection, and ongoing communication with parents and other professionals involved in the learner’s care. Progress reports are regularly shared with parents to keep them informed about their child’s development.

Yes, Autism Connect Learning Centre is equipped to support learners with a wide range of abilities and needs, including those with severe autism. The Centre has specialized programs and trained staff members who are experienced in working with individuals with varying levels of autism severity.

Yes, parents are encouraged to actively participate in their child’s education at Autism Connect Learning Centre. The Centre values the collaboration between parents and staff members and believes that involving parents in the learning process can greatly benefit the child’s progress. Regular meetings, workshops, and training sessions are organized to facilitate this partnership.

Yes, Autism Connect Learning Centre recognizes the importance of supporting parents and caregivers. The Centre offers parent training programs, workshops, and support groups to provide guidance, resources, and a platform for parents to connect with each other. These services aim to empower parents and help them navigate the challenges associated with raising a child with autism.

To enroll your child at Autism Connect Learning Centre, you can start by contacting the center directly. We will guide you through the enrollment process, which will involve an initial baseline assessment, gathering relevant documents, and discussing your child’s specific needs and goals.

The fees and payment options at Autism Connect Learning Centre are available in the download section of the website with the current fee structures.

Autism Connect Learning Centre is a Non-Profit organisation which functions as a Learning Centre for children with Autism. It is partially funded by the Department of Social Development.

The monthly contribution is determined by a Board of Directors annually at our Annual General Meeting over an annual basis and is determined based on operations.

We run fully on contribution of fees, these fees paid over December and January need to cover operational costs as well as staff salaries over this period. Staff salaries are not paid by Government. Therefore, upfront fees are payable regardless of holiday/break.