Celebrating Our Shortlisting at the nasen Awards 2025
We’re proud to share that WordQ was shortlisted for the Inclusive Technology of the Year award at the nasen Awards 2025. This recognition is a huge honour and reflects the impact our technology has on learners, educators, and families worldwide.
The Inclusive Technology category celebrates organisations using tech to break down barriers and create opportunities for children and young people with additional needs. Being shortlisted means our work is driving real change — improving accessibility, supporting literacy strategies, and empowering confidence in written communication across English and French-speaking communities.
As David Lester, Vice President of Sales at Nisai Quillsoft, said:
“Being shortlisted for the award is a tremendous honour for the entire team. It reflects not only our dedication but the real-world impact our technology has every day.”
“Being shortlisted for the award is a tremendous honour for the entire team. It reflects not only our dedication but the real-world impact our technology has every day.”
Awards aren’t just about winning. They’re about recognising progress, celebrating collaboration, and inspiring innovation. For us, this shortlisting is a milestone on our journey to make education accessible for everyone. And we’re just getting started.
The Nisai Holistic English Language Proficiency Programme provides a structured, evidence-based pathway towards confident communication and academic success.
Learners receive:
- A one-year subscription to Units of Sound for structured literacy intervention.
- A one-year subscription to WordQ for writing and communication support.
- 40 hours of live teaching through the Nisai Virtual Academy, tailored to individual learning needs.
Learn more about N-HELPP here
We were also honoured to sponsor the Further Education Provision of the Year award, which shines a spotlight on colleges and providers creating supportive learning environments for every student. Congratulations to Activate CES, the well-deserved winner of this category, for their exceptional commitment to inclusive learning and vocational training.
