Under pressure to get through tons of reading that just keeps pouring in?

Are you a 'knowledge worker' having to read reports or keep up to date with changing information in your industry? (Legislation changes, product knowledge).

Or a student with too much to read in the time available?
 

Compare how long it might take to read a 6,000 word report.An average reader, reading at 250 words per minute, will take 24 minutes to read that report (not counting making notes).  But someone reading more slowly, say 150 words per minute, will stretch the time it takes to 40 minutes!

Above average readers at around 500 words per minute will get through it in 12 minutes. But a speed reader, at 1,000 words per minute, will absorb the whole 6,000 words in just 6 minutes!
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How much time on the job do you spend reading?

An hour a day? More? In a year that’s around 230 hours. If you’re 35 years old now, that’s over 8000+ hours of reading for the rest of your working life.

If you could double your reading rate, you'd save 4000 hours or 2 years of your working life.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Here's what Will told us after doing the Speed Reading self-paced program from the convenience of his own desk.

'I found the Speed Reading lessons, module by module, to be simple yet effective for dramatically  increasing reading speed. Initially it's a matter of breaking old (bad) reading habits, so it feels a bit ‘foreign’ at first. But this phase does not take long to push through.

After a short period of time, about 1 to 2 weeks, I found myself reading at about 1,000 words per minute when the subject matter was relatively familiar. For more difficult subject matter, my speed was around 500 - 600 words per minute - still a dramatic improvement on my original speed of 250 - 300 words per minute.

The skills are easily retained, providing you keep using the techniques. It is easy to get lazy and revert back to old ways, but when I stick with the techniques my speed and comprehension remains high.'    ^{Will Swayne, Business owner, Marketing-Results}

WHAT TO EXPECT

The program is pre-recorded as separate modules with Nina Sunday, around 2.5 hours duration and can be done over several sessions. 

Doing the step-by-step exercises with Nina Sunday, you can expect an instant result. Most people increase their rate by 2 or 3 times - or more – with the same or better comprehension.

You self-test your reading rate and comprehension at the beginning, middle and end – in fact, 3 or 4 times during the program.

And you bring your own reading material to the program. (Doesn't that make sense!)

You start the course an average reader and, as long as you perform all the exercises and follow instructions, you can expect to become a faster reader. It’s immediate; it works like a charm.

^{DISCLAIMER: This is NOT a remedial reading program. If, when you measure your beginning speed, it falls below 120 words per minute, then you may need to find a remedial reading specialist to work with you, one-on-one, to improve your reading first, before attempting this speed reading program.}

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Measure beginning reading rate and self-assess comprehension
• The 4 poor reading habits and how to overcome them
• First technique to improve reading rate (as measured).
• Multiple fast-input eye-brain exercises to boost reading rate
• What is the difference between comprehension and memory?
• Final comparison read – compare reading the new way with your beginning rate. (What a difference!)
• How to remain a faster reader for life

People tell us they love the clear, friendly style of Australian presenter, Nina Sunday ^{(BA, Dip Ed)}, who is an expert in Speed Reading and Memory training, for decades now.

This speed reading program won a prestigious Innovation in Learning from the Australian Institute of Training and Development. Top 500 companies and government prefer Nina Sunday to deliver Speed Reading training to their staff - either face-to-face workshop or with this online program.