Learning Disabilities
Join us for an insightful discussion on navigating learning disabilities and unlocking potential in a supportive environment.
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About this event
Understand learning disabilities and improve support strategies across various settings.
Overview:
Learning disabilities are often misunderstood, mislabelled, or mishandled. This online Learning Disabilities course unpacks the subject with clarity and accuracy. From identifying signs to understanding how these conditions impact communication, learning, and daily functioning, it offers a structured view of the support landscape.
The course sheds light on a range of learning disabilities, including dyslexia, ADHD, and global developmental delay. With a focus on communication strategies and respectful terminology, it equips you with the tools to support individuals across care, education, or service roles—minus the guesswork or generalisations.
Learning Outcomes:
- Identify major types of recognised learning disabilities.
- Understand how learning disabilities affect daily interaction.
- Learn respectful language and terminology when addressing disability.
- Explore behavioural patterns linked to common conditions.
- Study communication techniques tailored for specific needs.
- Examine case scenarios involving learning disability support.
Who is This Course For:
- Carers supporting individuals with learning disabilities.
- Teachers seeking better understanding of learner challenges.
- Health and social care staff in varied service roles.
- Early years professionals spotting developmental issues.
- Community workers engaging with diverse individuals.
- HR professionals improving workplace awareness.
- Volunteers working with disability charities or services.
- Support workers in assisted living or educational settings.
Career Path:
- Special Educational Needs (SEN) Assistant – £20,000/year
- Learning Disability Support Worker – £23,000/year
- Care Coordinator – £25,000/year
- Inclusion Officer – £28,000/year
- Residential Support Worker – £24,000/year
- Autism Support Specialist – £27,000/year
Frequently asked questions
They are neurological differences affecting how people learn and process information.
Yes, it’s designed for anyone interested in understanding learning disabilities.
Yes, key learning disabilities and their characteristics are explained.
Yes, it provides insights relevant to both children and adults.