I know Dave. However, at present and for the next 4 years, I have my own dyslexic child to educate.

Well Mrs Route you will find the qualifications to teach people with dyslexia can be done on a part-time basis and indeed most people who are certificated do it in precisely that way.

So having a full-time job teaching your son is not really an excuse. My wife had a full time job teaching about 25 sons and daughters of other people and still managed it.

In fact you have an advantage because to gain a qualification like the one my wife has you need to be in a position to be able to demonstrate your skills and this usually involves seeking out a pupil to work with. You will not have that difficulty.

Apart from seeing them on YouTube have you ever seen Artisan? I don't remembering them visiting the West Country recently...