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Multi Licence Software for Schools - KAZ Dyslexia Support

Multi Licence Software for Schools - KAZ Dyslexia Support

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KAZ Multi Licence Software is a multi-user software licence from KAZ Type, supplied by The Dyslexia Shop for schools supporting dyslexic learners. One multi-licence purchase covers software use across more than one user, so SENCOs and teachers can roll provision out beyond a single device. Ordered through The Dyslexia Shop, a family-run UK specialist retailer.
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What is KAZ Multi Licence Software?

KAZ Multi Licence Software is a multi-user software licence from KAZ Type, supplied to UK schools by The Dyslexia Shop. It is bought by primary and secondary settings that want software available to a group of pupils rather than to one individual on one device.

The problem it solves is a familiar one for SENCOs. Single-user software is quickly outgrown once more than one pupil is identified as needing support. A multi-licence is the format designed for shared use, so provision can sit with the school rather than with a single laptop.

How it helps schools

  • Whole-school reach: a multi-licence format supports use by more than one pupil, which suits SEN provision delivered across year groups and Key Stages.
  • Graduated approach: software held at school level can be offered at the Quality First Teaching stage, then targeted at pupils needing additional support.
  • EHCP and SEN support plans: having a shared licence in place means named provision can be met without a fresh purchase each time.
  • Procurement-friendly: one order for multiple users is simpler for budget holders than repeated single-user purchases.
  • Supplied by a specialist: ordered from The Dyslexia Shop, a family-run UK retailer focused on dyslexia, SEND and assistive technology.

Supporting dyslexic learners

Dyslexic pupils often need consistent, repeated practice and the chance to work at their own pace. A licence that covers several users means a dyslexic learner can continue in a small intervention group, in class and in a different room without waiting for one licensed device to be free. For schools, that consistency matters more than any single session.

Why this type of purchase works

Software bought on a multi-licence basis generally gives schools flexibility. Access is not tied to one pupil, so provision can follow need as

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