Careers suited for dyslexics

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Below Career Information for People with Dyslexia
Machinist. People with dyslexia often think in terms of visuals rather than words. ...
Graphic Designer. Because of their visual abilities, being a graphic designer is also a good choice for dyslexics. ...
Carpenter. ...
Landscape Architect. ...
Urban and Regional Planner. ...
Photographer.

Getting a graduate job when you have dyslexia. ... You are not obliged to disclose dyslexia, especially if you feel it won't affect your ability to do the job. It is a personal choice. The equal opportunities section of application forms usually asks about 'a long-term condition that affects you on a day-to-day basis'.

Can you be fired for being dyslexic?
Can I Be Fired for Having Dyslexia or Other Learning Disability? ... The ADA covers all disabilities which affect one or more a major life function and so dyslexia (and other learning disabilities) are covered under this law.

Can a person with dyslexia become a doctor?
Being dyslexic can make studying in a competitive field such as medicine even more challenging. However, dyslexia by itself is not a barrier to becoming a doctor.

Does dyslexia count as a disability when applying for jobs?

Under the Equality Act 2010, dyslexia is classed as a disability. This means, to prevent discrimination and comply with the Act, you are required to make suitable adjustments if people with dyslexia require it.

Do you have to declare dyslexia to an employer?
There is no legal requirement to disclose a disability. However once the employer has been informed of an employee's dyslexia or been given a copy of an assessment report, they are on notice that they have a duty under the Equality Act.

What percentage of doctors are dyslexic?
Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty with an estimated prevalence of ten percent within the general population and two percent among junior doctors training in the United Kingdom. Despite dyslexia being common, there are still many challenges sufferers face in modern medical practice

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