What does Ijadah Education Support offer children?

Dyslexia support through the Structured Multisensory Training (SMT) programme, individual sessions for children with autism or ADHD, and guidance for parents and siblings.

Which languages are the sessions in?

SMT is offered in Arabic and English, and the programme page also lists French and Spanish. Ask the provider which languages are available in Mirdif.

Does my child need a diagnosis first?

The services page says each learner's SMT programme follows a formal diagnosis, and the centre offers referral pathways for full diagnostic assessments. Early intervention from Grade 1 is possible before a formal diagnosis, so ask the provider how they would start with your child.

How much does it cost?

Fees are not published on the website. Ask the provider.

How do I get in touch?

Call or WhatsApp +971 50 850 2775, or email info@Ijadaheducation.ae.

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Q: What age can my child start?

The SMT programme is described as suitable for all ages and grade levels, with early intervention possible from Grade 1, even before a formal diagnosis. For your child's age, ask the provider.

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Ijadah Education Support is an education support and consulting centre in the Al Barajeel Oasis Complex in Mirdif. Its main focus is dyslexia. The core offer is the Structured Multisensory Training (SMT) programme, based on the Orton-Gillingham method, which builds reading and language skills step by step. The site says SMT also works on skills dyslexia often affects: orientation, visual and auditory memory, phonological awareness, and verbal expression and comprehension. SMT runs in Arabic and English, and the programme page lists French and Spanish too. That makes it an option for bilingual families who want help in Arabic as well as English. Learners can join one-to-one or in a small group. Ijadah also offers individual sessions for children with autism or ADHD, which start with a strengths-based assessment, plus guidance for parents and siblings. It also trains teachers. Prices and session times aren't on the website, so message the team for both.

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The activity

Learning Support, explained

Learning support helps children whose school results don't match their effort or curiosity, often because of a learning difference such as dyslexia. Instead of extra homework, a specialist works through reading and language skills in small, ordered steps: matching sounds to letters, building words, then reading and understanding whole passages. Many structured literacy programmes use multisensory methods, so children see, hear, say and trace what they learn. Sessions can be one-to-one or in a small group. Families often start once a teacher or parent notices signs such as letter reversals or skipped lines, and early help in the first years of primary school is common.

Who it's for

Children who struggle with reading, writing or spelling, including those with dyslexia; the SMT programme is described as suitable for all ages and grade levels, with early intervention possible from Grade 1, even before a formal diagnosis. The centre also works with children with autism or ADHD, adults, and second-language learners. No fixed age bands are published.

What to expect

After a formal diagnosis, each learner follows an SMT programme made up of levels, and the number of levels depends on the language. The SMT programme page sets it out: in Arabic there are 6 levels (88 sessions in all), and in English there are 12 levels of 14 sessions each. Every level includes a mid-level assessment and regular progress reviews, and students use a workbook. For autism and ADHD support, the first step is a strengths-based abilities assessment, and sessions are then tailored to the child. Session length, fees and whether a trial or first consultation is offered are not published, so ask the provider.

Highlights

Structured Multisensory Training (SMT) for dyslexia, based on the Orton-Gillingham method (ijadaheducation.ae)
SMT in Arabic (6 levels) and English (12 levels), with mid-level assessments (ijadaheducation.ae)
One-to-one and small-group sessions (ijadaheducation.ae)
Individual sessions for children with autism or ADHD, starting with a strengths-based assessment (ijadaheducation.ae)
Practical guidance for parents and siblings (ijadaheducation.ae)
5.0 on Google from 1 review (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Ijadah Education Support has 5.0 on Google from 1 review, a five-star rating. To get a feel for the centre, call or WhatsApp the team.

The facts

Ages: All ages and grade levels; early intervention from Grade 1 (SMT programme)
Not published yet: Ask about prices and trials
Languages: Arabic, English
Where: Office 10102, Al Barajeel Oasis Complex, 47th St, Mirdif, Dubai
How to book: ijadaheducation.ae/contact · +971 50 850 2775 · [email protected] · wa.link/qs5jj5
Opening hours: Mon–Fri9am–9pm
SatClosed
Sun9am–9pm

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Good to know

Office 10102, Al Barajeel Oasis Complex, 47th St, Mirdif (Google listing)
Programmes in Arabic and English; the SMT page also lists French and Spanish (ijadaheducation.ae)
Contact by phone, WhatsApp or email; fees are not published online (ijadaheducation.ae)

Prices, ages and times change — confirm with the provider before you book.