ABOUT US
A learning hub built around different minds.
TNISA Learning Hub is the learning and development division of the Trauma Neuro Institute of South Africa.
Our focus is on neurodiversity-informed education, learner-centred support and practical learning development across different stages of life.
We bring together educational support, homeschooling support, career exploration, tutor development, academic mentorship and educational guidance within one learning-focused environment.
We recognise that people have different strengths, experiences and support needs. Our approach aims to help learners identify what they already know, develop skills that matter to them and explore realistic next steps.
Part of TNISA
The Learning Hub operates as a division of the Trauma Neuro Institute of South Africa. You can learn more about the wider institute on its main website.
Visit tnisa.co.za (opens in a new tab)Our approach
Learner-centred support
Support begins with the learner's goals, current skills and learning environment.
Respect for neurodiversity
We recognise that people think and learn differently, and we do not treat difference as a defect.
Strengths-based practice
We build on what a learner can already do and what engages them.
Practical, transparent recommendations
We explain our observations and suggestions clearly, including their limits.
Inclusion, confidentiality and safeguarding
We treat learners with dignity, handle information carefully and prioritise the safety of children.
Our programmes
Homeschooling Support | Grades R–9
Educational support for homeschooling families, including tutoring, foundational learning and curriculum-related support appropriate to the learner's level.
Explore HomeschoolingNeurodiversity-Informed Tutoring
Individual or small-group learning support that considers a learner's strengths, goals, current skills and preferred approaches to learning.
Explore Learning SupportLearner Assessment and Placement
An initial educational assessment to help understand a learner's current performance and identify suitable areas for support.
Learn About AssessmentNeuro Career Matrix
Explore potential career paths through your interests, strengths, values, working preferences and support needs.
Explore Career OptionsTutor Training and Development
Develop practical skills in educational assessment, scaffolding, adaptable teaching and neurodiversity-informed learning support.
Explore Tutor TrainingTNISA Publishing & Mentorship
Develop academic writing, research planning, scholarly communication and publishing skills with structured guidance.
Explore Publishing & MentorshipEducational Rights & Advocacy
Understand educational support processes, prepare for accommodation discussions and explore appropriate professional guidance.
Explore Educational Rights
Let's talk about what you need.
Tell us about your learning goals or the learner you support, and we will help you find a suitable next step.