SEN Teaching Assistant Level 2

Supporting students with Special Educational Needs requires more than just good intentions—it takes structured strategies. This course walks through the key areas of SEN support, from behaviour and communication to sensory processing and collaboration with families and teachers.

You'll learn how to adapt learning materials, foster inclusion, and support students with ASD or other specific challenges. With a focus on both daily support and long-term development, this course suits those who prefer their teaching guidance clear, thoughtful, and well-organised.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand basic principles of supporting Special Educational Needs learners.
• Explore behaviour support and positive communication techniques.
• Learn to adapt curriculum resources for individual student needs.
• Examine sensory processing and classroom inclusion strategies.
• Recognise signs and needs related to autism and specific difficulties.
• Support personal development and life skills within SEN contexts.

Who is this Course For:

• Aspiring SEN teaching assistants in school settings
• Existing classroom staff seeking SEN-focused training
• Support workers in educational or care environments
• Volunteers assisting with students with learning difficulties
• Parents supporting children with SEN at home
• Education students with interest in SEN frameworks
• Youth workers working in inclusive learning programmes
• Professionals moving into educational support services

Career Path:

• SEN Teaching Assistant – £20,800/year
• Classroom Support Assistant – £21,200/year
• Learning Support Assistant – £20,500/year
• Behaviour Support Worker – £22,000/year
• Inclusion Support Worker – £21,800/year
• ASD Support Specialist – £23,500/year