Why Notetaking needs to be taught
- Deaf Umbrella
- 6 days ago
- 1 min read
“Just take notes.”
Sounds simple, right?
Until you’re in a classroom with a tutor who mumbles, a lesson that jumps from topic to topic, and a student who’s relying on you to provide accurate, accessible notes.
Notetaking isn’t about scribbling fast. It’s about listening deeply, capturing what matters, and doing it in a way that supports the student’s independence.
It’s a professional skill, and most Communication Support Workers (CSWs) are never formally taught how to do it.
That’s where our course comes in.
How to Notetake for CSWs is a CPD-accredited course designed specifically for real-life CSW work.
Inside, you’ll learn:
How to structure your notes clearly and ethically
What information to prioritise, and what to leave out
The differences between summary and verbatim notetaking
Practical methods that work in both online and face-to-face classrooms
If you’ve ever wondered, “Are my notes actually helpful?”, this is your answer.
Give yourself the tools to notetake with clarity, confidence, and care.
🎓 Join the course today and be classroom-ready by September.
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