Hearing and communication is at the heart of our work. Royal Dutch Kentalis is the pre-eminent specialist in the area of diagnostics, care and education for persons who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or deafblind, and to those who have a language impairment. With or without an intellectual disability or autism.
Do you want to learn more about audiology? Is your organization looking for an introduction course on inclusive education or language disorders? Or are you searching for latest publications in deaf education? We offer consultancy and training services for you.
"Thank you for boosting us" is the titel of the second blog from Kentalis project manager Emmie Wienhoven about Video Interaction Guidance. Emmie highlights the prerequisites and supporting strategies within the Reading project that are pivotal to it’s success.
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Kentalis International Foundation is the international project office of the Royal Dutch Kentalis. We exchange knowledge with international professionals around the world. We facilitate our colleagues in (European) exchange, we participate in and organize international events and we operate as a knowledge broker. Linking expertise to the specific needs of our partners.
Kentalis offers three courses in the field of Inclusive Early Childhood Development (ECD) for the deaf child. All of them are CPD certified. Provided by Deaf facilitators.
The Uganda National Association of the Deaf (UNAD) and Kentalis partnered to develop a training manual to train parents of Deaf children in Uganda. What is the experience of Simon about this partnership? And what is it that Bernadatte takes home from the conference Teaching Deaf Learners? Four partners are talking about their experiences...
We lost our beloved friend Stan Munroe, Executive Director of the Canadian Deafblind Association and Information Officer for Deafblind International (DbI) on behalf of CDBA.
ICED is the international forum for sharing evidence-based practice, research and ideas about education of Deaf / hard of hearing students.
How can deaf and hard-of-hearing students best be taught given their individual strengths and needs? This question is at the core of the third edition of this inspiring conference.
Preparing deaf learners for life and independence
Call for contributions
Teachers, professionals, lecturers, researchers, service providers and service users, policy…
Hosted by Able Australia, 17th Deafblind International World Conference will be held on the Gold Coast, Australia on 12-16 August 2019.
The conference will offer the most up to date…
The XVIII WORLD CONGRESS OF THE WORLD FEDERATION OF THE DEAF
The Congress theme, "Sign Language Rights for All" as the overarching theme of the XVIII World Congress of the World…
From its beginnings 100 years ago, the University of Manchester's work in the field of Deaf Education and Audiology has championed the rights of all deaf children and their parents.
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