Real Life Learning Limited

07/05/2026

🌱New Support Worker required - based in Crewe. One day per week (Thursdays)
Starting Salary £14 per hour.

Are you looking for a part time support role that makes a real difference to one of our lovely clients?

Would you like to work with a super team of caring professionals based in South Cheshire?

Real Life Learning are recruiting a new Support Worker to support one of our clients in a retail business.
Thursdays 8.30am-2.45pm.
Based in Crewe.

You’ll need to have an understanding of disability and learning difficulties.
And have a friendly, empathetic and caring personality.
Full driving license and access to a car required.
The role involves transporting the client to and from work and supervision/ providing assistance as required.
Training and mentoring provided.
If you’d like to be a part of a wonderful staff community at Real Life Learning please contact Rob in the first instance for an informal discussion.

Call 07794380601 or email rob@reallifelearning.co.uk

29/04/2026

A new neurodivergent support group in South Cheshire is here! Sessions will run weekly (apart from Bank Holidays).

A free weekly support group, creating a space where you can just be you. No judgement, no pressure, just support.

Held at Ego, Haslington

📍58 Crewe Road, Haslington Crewe

CW1 5QZ

⏰11am-12:30pm

Refreshments are available, ages 16 +, bring a friend along if you wish!

02/03/2026

Our services can help your organisation to support staff. Call us to find out how our services can help people to thrive in their roles.
07794380601. 😊

01/03/2026

‘The coaching with Rob, it changed my life’.
(Lauren, NHS)

Real Life Learning was founded by Rob Pickersgill in 2019. Rob is now the Managing Director and has previously spent over 20 years teaching in the Further Education and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities sectors. Rob specialises in helping organisations to support their staff with disabiliti...

11/02/2026

We love receiving feedback like this 💛

"Thank you Laura Leeson.
I'm genuinely amazed by how everything has come together once I finally had exactly what I needed. It's been such an eye-opening experience discovering technology and tools I never even knew existed - they've made such a huge difference in how I approach things now.

The strategies I've learnt from Laura have been on another level. Laura has given me clarity, direction, and the kind of practical, actionable steps I was missing before. I feel more confident, capable, and aligned than ever.

I'm incredibly grateful for the progress I've made and for the support from Laura that has helped me unlock this new level of growth and possibility"
- Kari, NHS.

We're so proud to have Laura as part of the Real Life Learning team ⭐️

04/02/2026

Did you know that if you have a new health condition or neurodivergent diagnosis that you can request a Workplace needs assessment via your employer?

We charge £345 plus VAT (payable by your employer) and this includes a full report with reasonable adjustment recommendations to help you thrive in your role.

Get the support you need at work. 🤓

03/02/2026

Does it really make a difference when you get a ‘later in life’ diagnosis?
Hear Rob’s personal experience and what helped him… 👍

03/02/2026

Rob shares his ‘later in life’ autism diagnosis for the first time…

If you think you might be neurodivergent why not give us a call. We can explain how you can go about getting an assessment for dyslexia, ADHD, autism… 😊✅

02/02/2026

Rob shares his own autism diagnosis for the first time … 😊✅
Do you suspect you may be neurodivergent?
Why not reach out to Rob to explore how you can get assessed and the support you might require.

’vebeenthere

22/01/2026

𝗗𝗶𝗱 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗸𝗻𝗼𝘄? 👋
Our Real Life Learning coach Amy Louise is currently working towards her Level 2 British Sign Language (BSL) qualification 🎉

Amy Louise is our Lived Experience Neurodivergent Coach and Mental Health First Aider. Please contact us if you would like coaching with Amy Louise

📩 info@reallifelearning.co.uk
📞 07759 405033

15/01/2026

We love seeing meaningful representation 🩵
The new autisitic Barbie is a positive step towards inclusion, understanding and celebrating neurodiversity.

Meet the first autistic Barbie from Mattel — created with guidance from the autistic community to provide authentic representation in the Barbie Fashionistas line.

Careful, considerate design in the movement of the doll's arms and hands means that Barbie can stim. She also has a stim toy on her finger and noise-cancelling ear defenders to help with sensory overwhelm. Barbie is seen wearing sensory fashion in a loose-fitting dress.

Barbie has a digital tablet to support her communication. Most importantly, she wears a bright smile to reflect on the positivity of being neurodivergent.

No two autistic individuals are the same, but this doll is a superb example of representation.

We'd love to see Barbie wearing the Sunflower lanyard!

I am autistic Sunflower cards 👉 https://bit.ly/49oC6qw



Read more: https://bbc.in/49xunqp