Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching and Learning (RQF) with SEN, EYFS & Ph

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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This Level 3 Award in Supporting Teaching and Learning has been thoughtfully developed to suit learners aiming to support children’s education across a range of classroom settings. It blends essential strategies with focused knowledge of SEN (Special Educational Needs), EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage), and phonics—offering structured learning that helps bring clarity to your role within an educational team. Whether you’re preparing to assist with literacy sessions or help pupils with additional needs, this course makes key duties feel manageable and meaningful.

From classroom behaviour support to developmental milestones, phonics frameworks to safeguarding procedures, every topic is chosen to reflect the responsibilities of those actively supporting teaching and learning. It gives special attention to supporting learning outcomes, communication, and progress within early and primary years. A strong emphasis is placed on understanding how teaching staff and assistants work together, creating a well-rounded foundation for those aiming to contribute to young learners’ education.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand child development in supporting teaching and learning contexts.
• Support learners with SEN in mainstream and early years settings.
• Use phonics approaches aligned with current educational frameworks.
• Assist teachers in planning learning and classroom-based interventions.
• Promote positive behaviour, safety, and pupil engagement confidently.

Who is this course for?

• Aspiring teaching assistants looking to support classroom learning effectively.
• Parents seeking to better support their child’s educational development.
• SEN support staff wishing to enhance their understanding of pupil needs.
• Individuals working with early years children in educational settings.
• Anyone planning to work in primary schools or educational environments.

Career Path

• Teaching Assistant – £20,000 average salary
• SEN Teaching Assistant – £21,500 average salary
• Nursery Assistant – £19,000 average salary
• Early Years Educator – £22,000 average salary
• Learning Support Assistant – £20,500 average salary
• Classroom Support Worker – £21,000 average salary