ESP Education is Endeavour Speech Pathology's education platform for aged care facilities. It delivers monthly themed training, evidence-based modules, core programs, and compliance tracking.
How to identify the difference and best practice.
How respiration complication can affects swallowing and how to support eating and drinking comfort and care.
Indepth look at all the indicators that may indicate a resident with swallowing difficulties. What are the signs? Problem solving straties.
Best Practice for swallowing medication and strategies.
Purpose-built for aged care operations — not a generic LMS. Each layer maps to a role your facility already runs.
Video, markdown training notes, isometric visual protocols, and reference guidelines — authored by speech pathologists.
Every question must be correct. Incorrect answers highlighted for staff to review and re-attempt — no shortcuts, full understanding.
Curated module sequences guide staff from onboarding through advanced clinical skills — with progress saved automatically.
Facility admins see only their staff. Row-level security guarantees each site's data stays isolated end-to-end.
Attempt review, compliance matrices, and per-staff progress — audit-ready evidence in one place.
Staff Q&A with an AI study assistant, curated FAQ, and escalation to the ESP clinical team when it matters.
ESP Education supports the people who support residents every day — with role-specific skills that improve safety, compliance, and confidence.
Ongoing support for staff working with residents who have swallowing and communication difficulties.
Training to support IDDSI compliance and creative meal development for safer, enjoyable dining.
In-depth education and training to improve facility compliance and support a culture of safe practice.
Short modules, always available online for new staff and review. Designed for self-learning and one-on-one sessions with your clinical speech pathologist.

Upright posture, 30-minute post-meal vigilance, and biomechanical foundations for safe oral intake.

Identify overt and silent aspiration signs. Escalation pathways for wet voice, coughing, and delayed responses.

Assess staff-facing alertness cues before every meal — the first line of defence against aspiration events.

Post-meal wet voice, low-grade fever, subtle desaturation — the signs that don't announce themselves.
Training shouldn't be a one-off induction that fades in six weeks. ESP Education releases a new clinical theme every month — so care teams keep sharpening the skills that matter, and new starters step into content their peers already know.