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Dyslexia Mentorship Program

$200.00

This transformative virtual mentorship program is designed to inspire and equip children living with dyslexia to rise beyond limitations, build lasting self-confidence, and discover the hidden strengths that make them unique.

Led by a Dyslexic Achiever who understands the emotional, social, and learning challenges firsthand, this program focuses on confidence, identity, and growth, not labels or limitations.

What Makes This Program Special?

Taught by someone who truly understands the dyslexic mind
Focused on confidence, self-worth, and personal growth.
Combines mentorship, counselling, and skill development
Practical, engaging, and rooted in lived experience
A safe, affirming space where your child feels seen, heard, and celebrated
100% virtual and flexible for families anywhere in the world

Program Structure

Duration: 1-year program
Format: Virtual (online)
Structure:
3 semesters per year
Each semester lasts 3 months
1-month break at the end of every semester
Sessions:
2 classes per week
Each session lasts 1 hour

Program Includes:

Weekly Mentorship Classes
Supportive Counselling Sessions
Skill Development Classes tailored to dyslexic strengths
Strengths Discovery & Identity-Building Sessions
Weekly Confidence Challenges & Growth Activities
Encouraging, guided sessions with the coach
The Dyslexic Genius Workbook for Kids
Printable Reflection Pages for Parents & Children
End-of-Program “I Am a Genius” Certificate

Ideal For Children Who:

Feel “not smart enough” because of reading or learning struggles
Are withdrawn, frustrated, or misunderstood in school
Struggle with confidence, self-belief, or motivation
Want to discover their strengths and thrive on their own terms

Investment Fees:

Mentorship Program: $200 per month
Mentorship + Academic Support: $300 per month

The Coach & Mentor

Adunola Shoge

Dyslexic Achiever | Dyslexia Relations & Success Coach

Once a child who struggled to read, write, and spell, Adunola went on to graduate as the Best Graduating Student of a top-ranked university in Africa. Today, she dedicates her work to helping dyslexic children rewrite their stories, build confidence, and succeed without shame or fear.