Are you interested in working closely with those with special needs? Look no further...
We’re offering you an online complete accredited special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) diploma for just £29, saving you 90% off New Skills Academy’s price of £299.
More than 1.2 million children in the UK school system have some kind of special educational need or disability (SEND), and if you’re looking to start a career working with children, this accredited online course can help. Over a whopping 22 modules you’ll learn how to work with children with a series of disabilities in a school environment. There are no time limits, so you can study at your own pace using any device and in the comfort of your own home with lifetime access to the course. That is not all, if you have any questions there is online support via the academy and you’ll even get a CPD certificate once you’ve completed the course!
Course Outline
- Module 1: Introduction to Special Education Needs
- Module 2: The History and Evolution of SEN
- Module 3: Constructivist Theories of Learning
- Module 4: SEN Code of Practice
- Module 5: SENCO Support for SEN Students
- Module 6: The Different Types of Needs
- Module 7: Identification, Assessment and Support of SEN Pupils
- Module 8: Behaviours: Reasons and Restorative Practices
- Module 9: Understanding Sensory Impairments and Physical Disabilities
- Module 10: Understanding and Addressing Difficulties in Cognition and Learning
- Module 11: Speech, Language, and Common Communication Issues
- Module 12: Learning Difficulties: Autism
- Module 13: Learning Difficulties – Dyslexia
- Module 14: Learning Difficulties: Dyspraxia
- Module 15: Learning Difficulties: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- Module 16: The Importance of SEN Knowledge
- Module 17: Specific Learning Difficulties
- Module 18: Psychological Perspectives on Behaviour
- Module 19: Understanding and Managing Anger
- Module 20: Teaching Approaches and Strategies
- Module 21: Educational Outcomes
- Module 22: Every Teacher’s Responsibility