Described by the World Health Organisation as a ‘learning difficulty’, dyslexia is often associated with poor performance in school, resulting in low self-esteem and creating a barrier to entering the workplace as an adult. However, the Intelligence 5.0 Report from Made By Dyslexia and the world’s largest recruitment company Randstad, revealed that the skills most in-demand by businesses in today’s AI-driven world are complex problem solving, communication and creative thinking. These are skills inherent to dyslexics*. The good news for those that aren’t dyslexic is that you can now learn to think like a dyslexic at DyslexicU. Housed on Open University, DyslexicU aims to provide a ‘new school of thought’, teaching the world the principles of Dyslexic Thinking, and re-positioning Dyslexic Thinking as the world’s most valuable skill set. To ensure that the modules are accessible to all across the world, TikTok is also partnering on the project to host a first-of-its-kind educational hub that turns the university content into simple digestible lessons, using its innovative Symphony feature to seamlessly translate lessons into 12 languages to speak to a total audience of more than 3.82 billion. Sir Richard’s disruptive ‘Anti-commencement speech’ film was played at the launch event to press and ambassadors and was created by Collider by director duo VERSUS.
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