Speed reading courses

Two-day Speed Reading courses in London, UK

Process at least 10 times more material
(get through 6 books during the two-day Spd Rdng workshop)

What you get:

  • speed reading and photoreading techniques, which give you
    – the ability to read faster, while gathering and remembering the information you need
  • accelerated learning approach so you get it quicker
  • individual attention tailored to your own special needs
  • double – triple your reading speed in just two days

You don’t need special skills before you start (you learn the special skills on the course).
You don’t need to practise the techniques – put them into practice straight away.

NB Courses are designed for adults who already have the ability to read, and they are run by very experienced trainers to ensure personal attention.

Time: Sat 10.00 am to 6.00 pm Sun 9.00 am to 5.00 pm
Venue: London
Cost: £575 (pounds – there is no VAT) This includes your 50-page Spd Rdng / Speed Reading and Photoreading manual.

Please bring six books with you to read during the course
The books should be factual, sources of information, NOT novels, which you have not previously read. (After the course you will have the skills to read novels more quickly if you want to.)
Book 1 – first chance to put your new skills into practice – we suggest something less than 300 pages about a topic you are interested in.
Books 2, 3, 4, 5 – books on the same subject, or which give different insights into or information about the same subject which you will read together at one sitting (using the ‘syntopic processing’ technique).
Book 6 – any factual book of your choice.

You are welcome to bring books which you are actually using on educational courses or as part of your work.
After the course you will be able to apply your skills to any textual material (books, journals, emails, etc), but we recommend that while you are learning, you choose books which give you information you need for specific purposes in your life, eg to pass exams, to produce a report, to prepare a presentation, to learn about a new subject, to gather information for a project, etc.