Who We Help
We support children with learning difficulties through customised learning intervention, while working alongside parents, educators, and professionals involved in their learning journey.
Parents
Support for parents of children with learning difficulties such as ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism, or developmental delays, including those who struggle in mainstream school despite tuition.
Educators
Resources and professional insights for educators supporting students with diverse learning needs in mainstream or specialised educational settings.
Professionals
Career opportunities for psychology-trained coaches and professionals interested in delivering specialised learning intervention for children with learning difficulties
Our primary focus is helping children with mild to moderate learning difficulties develop essential academic and functional skills through structured, individualised support.
Our Learning Intervention Services
Our services focus on customised learning intervention for children with learning difficulties, rather than standard tuition or enrichment programmes.
Reading, Writing & Spelling Intervention
Structured literacy support for children who struggle with reading, writing, and spelling, including those with Dyslexia or learning difficulties who do not benefit from standard phonics or tuition.
Attention & Learning Skills Development
Individualised support to strengthen attention, learning readiness, and core cognitive skills for children with ADHD, Autism, or developmental delays who find it difficult to cope with classroom demands.
Individualised Learning Support Programmes
Customised learning programmes for mainstream and special school students, focusing on practical academic and functional skills such as basic literacy and numeracy for daily life.
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Why Parents Choose Cognitive for Learning Intervention
Our coaches are trained in psychology and understand the cognitive and developmental challenges faced by children with learning difficulties such as ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism, and developmental delays.
Each child receives a customised learning plan designed around their learning profile, rather than a standardised tuition or enrichment approach.
We work closely with parents and, where appropriate, schools to ensure learning strategies are consistent and practical across environments.
Our sessions are designed to be safe, structured, and supportive, helping children build confidence alongside essential learning skills.
Cognitive focuses on learning intervention rather than standard tuition, supporting children who struggle to learn in conventional classroom settings.
Success Stories from Parents and Educators
Parent Experience
“Cognitive made a huge difference for my son, who struggled to cope in school due to learning difficulties. With structured and individualised support, he became more confident and started enjoying learning again.”
Parent of a Primary 4 student
Educator Perspective
“The training helped me adapt my teaching methods to be better support students with learning difficulties. I now feel more equipped to address diverse learning needs in the classroom.”
Primary School Teacher
Our Partners
Cognitive Development Learning Centre works with recognised educational and professional institutions through internships, professional training, staff incentive programmes, and collaborative initiatives related to learning support and learning intervention.
These affiliations support both professional development and the delivery of structured learning intervention for children with learning difficulties
Cognitive Development Learning Centre is a Singapore-based learning intervention centre established in 2009. The centre specialises in supporting children with mild to moderate learning difficulties, including Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, and Global Developmental Delay, as well as children who struggle to cope in mainstream learning environments.
Cognitive provides customised, psychology-informed learning intervention focused on literacy, attention, learning readiness, and functional academic skills. The centre works with mainstream and special school students, and collaborates with families, educators, and professional institutions to deliver structured, evidence-informed learning support.