
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
- Multi licence format: covers software use by multiple users, so a school is not limited to one single-user installation.
- From KAZ Type: supplied as KAZ multi licence software.
- School-focused purchase: suited to primary and secondary settings buying for SEN provision across year groups.
- Supports dyslexic pupils: shared access allows practice to continue across different groups and rooms.
- Included: multi licence software.
- Covers more than one user: a multi-licence lets schools extend software to a group rather than to a single pupil or device.
- Built around dyslexic learners: shared access supports the regular, unhurried practice many dyslexic pupils rely on.
- Works in real classrooms: useful where an intervention group and a mainstream class both need access in the same week.
- Simpler for budget holders: one multi-licence order replaces repeated single-user purchases during the school year.
- Specialist supplier: supplied by The Dyslexia Shop, a family-run UK retailer specialising in dyslexia, SEND and
Software, Apps and Updates
Supplied as a multi licence from KAZ Type, covering use by more than one user.
Delivery and Returns
Standard UK delivery applies. See our Delivery and Returns page for full details.
- What is KAZ Type multi licence software?
Multi licence software from KAZ Type is a single software purchase that covers multiple users rather than one person. Schools buy one licence package and deploy it across the learners or staff it covers. Full details of the licence, including how many users are included and how it is installed, are set out by KAZ Type on the product page. - How can a school use a multi licence instead of single copies?
A multi licence lets a school cover several users under one purchase, which simplifies procurement and ordering. Instead of raising separate orders for individual copies, a SENCO or IT lead buys once and rolls the software out to the pupils or classes identified through the graduated approach. It also keeps provision consistent across year groups. - Can this software support dyslexic learners?
Software licences like this are bought by schools to put the same support tool in front of every dyslexic learner who needs it. Dyslexic pupils often need regular, repeated practice and consistent routines rather than one-off sessions. A multi licence makes that possible across a class or cohort, so support does not depend on which device a pupil happens to use. - Is a multi licence good value for a whole-school SEN budget?
A multi licence is usually chosen where more than one pupil needs the same software. One purchase covering multiple users reduces repeat ordering and administration for SEN and IT budgets. It also supports Quality First Teaching, because the tool can be offered to any pupil who benefits, not only those with an EHCP or formal diagnosis. - What age groups or Key Stages is it suitable for?
Suitability depends on the specific KAZ Type product and licence you choose, so check the version details before ordering. Multi licence software is commonly bought by primary and secondary schools covering Key Stages 1 to 4. Our team can talk through which option fits the year groups and pupils you want to cover. - How does this fit into SEN provision and an EHCP?
Software bought on a multi licence can be named as part of a school's provision for individual pupils. Because the licence covers several users, the same tool can sit in a pupil's EHCP provision and also be available to others at SEN Support. That consistency makes review meetings and provision mapping simpler. - Can pupils use this software in exams?
Exam use is decided by the exam centre in line with current JCQ regulations. Software used in an exam must reflect a pupil's normal way of working and be agreed in advance by the exams officer and SENCO. Read the current guidance at JCQ access arrangements before planning any access arrangement. - Where can I find the full licence details before ordering?
KAZ Type publishes the multi licence options on its own product page at kaz-type.com. That page sets out the versions available and what each licence covers. If you need a quotation, an invoice for a purchase order, or help choosing between options, contact The Dyslexia Shop and we will help you order the right licence.