Dyslexia in Teenagers and Young Adults
- Karyn Cecchini
- Jun 2, 2025
- 1 min read

In secondary school, college, or sixth form, dyslexia may become more noticeable as academic demands grow.
You might see:
• Slower reading speeds and the need for more time in exams
• Difficulty planning, structuring, or expressing ideas in writing
• Ongoing struggles with spelling and grammar
• Trouble remembering instructions or juggling complex tasks
These challenges can affect confidence, but they don’t have to limit success. With the right support, teens and young adults with dyslexia can thrive.
A formal dyslexia assessment or Exam Access Arrangements can unlock valuable tools like extra time, assistive technology, or tailored study strategies. Recognising dyslexia is the first step toward understanding how you learn best.
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