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  • Description

    Autism is a developmental condition that affects individuals typically in the way they communicate, form relationships and interact with others. Autism may also affect the individual’s learning and information processing styles. Having a good understanding of autism is the first step and the key to developing effective, individualised intervention strategies for individuals on the autism spectrum.

    The Fundamentals of Autism workshop aims to increase participant awareness through an introduction to Autism and the “Culture of Autism”. It is particularly relevant to those who wish to learn more about autism so that they can better teach, support and interact with individuals on the autism spectrum.

    Participants will acquire a fundamental understanding of:

    • common facts and myths related to autism
    • how autism may affect the individual’s experiences and behavior
    • support and intervention needs of individuals on the autism spectrum
    • practical intervention strategies that work
  • Learning Goals
    • appreciate the different ways in which individuals on the autism spectrum perceive the world
    • acquire an awareness of the different ways in which individuals on the autism spectrum learn
    • understand the reasons behind the difficulties faced by individuals on the autism spectrum in learning, social interaction and communication
    • apply basic strategies when teaching, supporting and interacting with individuals on the autism spectrum
  • Mode of Delivery
    • 14 January 2026 | Virtual, Zoom
    • 25 March 2026 | In-Person, Autism Resource Centre (Singapore)
    • 8 July 2026 | Virtual, Zoom
    • 23 September 2026 | In-Person, Autism Resource Centre (Singapore)
  • Target Audience
    • Parents/Caregivers
    • Teachers/Educators, Therapists and other Professionals

    working with/caring for individuals on the Autism Spectrum (all ages)

  • Fees and Subsidies

    Full fee: S$79.42 per participant
    CTG co-payment: S$10 per caregiver
    (inclusive of GST and handout materials)

    For group registration of 10 pax and above, please email to Tan Qiu Quan (qiuquan.tan@autism.org.sg).

  • Additional Information

    Parents/Caregivers applying for Caregivers Training Grant (CTG), please email the following documents to Mr Tan Qiu Quan (qiuquan.tan@autism.org.sg) after you have registered online.

    • CTG application form
    • Participant's NRIC (front & back)
    • Child's birth cert or NRIC and re-entry permit (if applicable)
    • Child's diagnosis report or doctor memo or CTG form verified by SPED school or EIPIC centre.