SEN Teaching Assistant

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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The SEN Teaching Assistant course provides learners with essential knowledge and strategies to support students with special educational needs effectively. Participants will explore the key roles of an SEN teaching assistant, including understanding individual learning requirements, implementing tailored support strategies, and assisting teachers in delivering inclusive classroom activities. This course emphasises communication, observation, and planning skills, enabling learners to contribute meaningfully to students’ academic and social development. By engaging with the course content, learners gain confidence in identifying learning barriers, supporting behavioural management, and promoting an inclusive and supportive learning environment.

Designed for individuals aiming to make a positive impact in educational settings, the SEN Teaching Assistant course covers approaches to supporting students with a wide range of needs, including learning difficulties, physical disabilities, and behavioural challenges. Participants will also gain knowledge of relevant legislation, safeguarding procedures, and collaborative strategies with teachers, parents, and other professionals. On completion, learners are well-prepared to support the educational and emotional development of pupils, ensuring every student receives the attention and assistance they need to thrive in the classroom.

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Learning Outcomes

• Apply effective SEN teaching strategies to support diverse student needs confidently.
• Understand individual learning requirements and adapt activities accordingly.
• Assist teachers in planning and delivering inclusive classroom sessions efficiently.
• Promote positive behaviour and social development among students.
• Communicate effectively with teachers, parents, and educational professionals professionally.

Who is this course for?

• Aspiring teaching assistants aiming to specialise in SEN education environments.
• Existing classroom assistants seeking knowledge of supporting SEN students.
• Teachers interested in understanding SEN teaching strategies and practices.
• Individuals wishing to develop skills in inclusive education approaches.
• Education support staff aiming to enhance professional SEN teaching competence.

Career Path

• SEN Teaching Assistant – Average Salary: £22,000 per year
• Learning Support Assistant – Average Salary: £21,500 per year
• Special Needs Coordinator Assistant – Average Salary: £24,000 per year
• Teaching Assistant (Primary/Secondary) – Average Salary: £22,500 per year
• Educational Support Officer – Average Salary: £23,000 per year
• Inclusion Support Worker – Average Salary: £23,500 per year