SEN Teaching Assistant - SENCO Level 5 QLS Endorsed

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Teaching is more than delivering content; it’s about adapting to individuals—especially in special educational needs (SEN) settings. This SEN Teaching Assistant – SENCO Level 5 course is designed to provide a clear, structured understanding of SEN support from a teaching perspective. It unpacks the strategies, teaching theories, and responsibilities required to support pupils with diverse needs in classrooms across the UK. The course bridges the gap between educational policy and the kind of teaching that makes a meaningful difference.

Whether you’re already in a teaching role or stepping into SEN education for the first time, this course addresses both the academic and behavioural frameworks central to effective SEN teaching. It introduces subjects such as tailored learning plans, safeguarding, communication techniques, and the SEN Code of Practice. With a professional and human tone, it focuses on the real challenges of teaching children with learning differences while maintaining a consistent focus on inclusive educational support. At its heart, this course champions the value of understanding over assumption—a key skill in any teaching environment.

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• Course 01: School Administration and SENCO Training
• Course 02: SEN Teaching Assistant
• Course 03: Learning Disabilities Awareness
• Course 04: SEN Teacher: Speech Therapy & Phonics
• Course 05: Speech and Language Therapy
• Course 06: ADHD Awareness
• Course 07: Autism
• Course 08: Dyslexia
• Course 09: School Counsellor Training
• Course 10: Teacher Leadership
• Course 11: Child Attachment Training
• Course 12: Teaching Phonics Level 4
• Course 13: Inclusivity in Early Years
• Course 14: Phonics in Early Years Settings
• Course 15: Early Years Supervision

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the core duties of SENCO within teaching roles.
• Learn teaching methods that support diverse educational needs.
• Explore teaching frameworks guided by the SEN Code of Practice.
• Develop classroom support strategies for SEN learning environments.
• Study behaviour management approaches in inclusive teaching settings.

Who is this course for?

• Individuals beginning a career in SEN teaching environments.
• Teaching assistants aiming to specialise in SEN support.
• Those seeking a role linked to SEN leadership or coordination.
• Parents interested in understanding SEN teaching approaches.
• Education workers expanding their skills into SEN teaching.

Career Path & Average UK Salaries:

• SEN Teaching Assistant – £20,000 per year
• Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) – £38,000 per year
• Primary School Teacher (SEN Focus) – £32,000 per year
• Behaviour Support Officer – £28,000 per year
• Learning Mentor (SEN Sector) – £25,000 per year
• Education Welfare Officer – £30,000 per year