Experienced Lecturer with a demonstrated history of working in the professional training & coaching industry. ATLA number 986.

I have been a lipreading tutor for 12 years. As a person with a severe hearing loss, I fully appreciate how important the classes are.

As well as tutoring the lipreading classes, my role involves working in our deaf equipment resource centre, demonstrating and giving information on supportive equipment available.

Having this dual role works well and is very rewarding; it allows me to bring supportive equipment along to the classes when covering these topics.

As a hearing aid user since I was 17 years old, I have a wide knowledge base of what its like to deal with hearing loss. I currently offer online 1:1 sessions, focussing on how friends and family can provide support too.
I offer awareness training sessions within the Workplace environment and provide interactive introduction to hearing loss for schools.

A fully ATLA-registered Lipreading Teacher, recognised for meeting the high professional standards set by the Association of Teachers of Lipreading to Adults (ATLA)

Senior Audiologist with the NHS (now retired). Qualified as a lipreading tutor in 1995 and have been running classes in Ayrshire ever since – now winding down.

I’ve been employed by SISG Charity for 18 years.

Hi, I’m Elaine and a qualified Lipreading Tutor.

I have severe hearing loss and wear 2 hearing aids, so I really understand the challenges that hearing loss can present.

I qualified as a Lipreading Tutor under SCTTL and this was in the year 2001. I recently got my Level Three in Education and Training, so I have lots of experience.

Please contact Caroline Nisbet at her email address – carolinenisbet@forthvalleysensorycentre.org or contact 01324590888

When you come for the first class, I would be grateful if you could meet me, Jill Bradshaw, to complete the enrolment form.

I retired as a speech and language therapist after a long career in 2010 and qualified as a lipreading tutor in 2012 and run 2 classes in the Scottish Borders

Fully qualified Communication support worker, Lipreading Tutor and Signalong Tutor based in Fife and Edinburgh.

A qualified lipreading tutor and user of a Cochlear implant, starting lipreading classes in Perth in 2026.

I qualified as a Lipreading Tutor in 2003 and taught regular weekly classes for nearly 10 years.

Whilst I do not have any classes currently, I plan to start again in 2026.

I have been a hearing aid user since I was 26 years old, and am well aware of the challenges involved in having a hearing loss.

I qualified as a Lipreading Tutor in June 2013 and hold classes in Blairgowrie and Dundee.

In 2016, I received an award from the Scottish Sensory Awards for recognition of dedication to promoting lipreading, and in 2018, when I was teaching in Perth, I received a certificate for lipreading within the community.

Qualified lipreading teacher (2013) with a Professional Graduate Certificate in Education (2008). My classes are aimed to be informative, supportive, friendly and fun.

I qualified as a Hearing Therapist and Lipreading Teacher at City Lit in London (the first college to offer lipreading lessons to deafened war veterans).

I worked in a busy Audiology department for over ten years, and before moving to Scotland in 2019, I was employed as a Learning Support Tutor (specialising in hearing loss and deafness) in a Further Education college.

I have taught lipreading – from ‘First Steps’ to advanced – for over 25 years and am committed to breaking down communication barriers and promoting awareness.