ADHD Mastery Program & Special Educational Needs 2-in-1 Training Course

Master ADHD strategies & Special Educational Needs insights in one course—train online, boost understanding, support learning effectively.

Course Overview:The ADHD Mastery Program & Special Educational Needs Training bundle offers a thorough dive into two essential fields in education. Whether you're aiming to understand ADHD in-depth or broaden your grasp of Special Educational Needs (SEN), this two-in-one training equips you with essential frameworks, behavioural insights, and key educational strategies. Expect to gain clarity on ADHD’s cognitive aspects while learning how to support learners with varied SEN profiles.

What makes this pairing smart is the crossover. ADHD doesn’t exist in a vacuum, and SEN settings often include overlapping needs. This training respects that complexity without sending you on a jargon-filled journey. Instead, you’ll find digestible modules that balance theory and strategy. Educators, parents, teaching assistants, and support staff alike will benefit from a dual-focus lens that makes everyday learning challenges easier to understand and respond to. Study online at your own pace—no timers, no lectures from Mount Olympus, just real information that’s useful from the get-go.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand ADHD traits and behavioural patterns across age groups.
• Recognise key Special Educational Needs in learning environments.
• Explore support strategies tailored for SEN and ADHD learners.
• Identify classroom adjustments to improve student engagement.
• Gain confidence in supporting neurodivergent individuals effectively.
• Learn communication approaches that promote better learning outcomes.

Who is This Course For:

• Parents seeking insights into ADHD and Special Needs learning.
• Teachers aiming to improve SEN and ADHD support techniques.
• SENCOs expanding their knowledge of neurodivergent conditions.
• Teaching assistants supporting children with learning challenges.
• Tutors working with ADHD or Special Educational Needs learners.
• Nursery and early years staff looking to better support development.
• School governors wanting to understand inclusive learning structures.
• Youth workers interacting with neurodivergent individuals daily.

Career Path:

• SEN Teaching Assistant – approx. £21,000 annually
• Learning Support Officer – approx. £23,000 annually
• Educational Welfare Officer – approx. £25,000 annually
• ADHD Support Worker – approx. £24,500 annually
• SEND Coordinator (School Level) – approx. £33,000 annually
• Behaviour Mentor (Education Sector) – approx. £26,000 annually