Supporting learners with special educational needs requires more than goodwill—it requires structure, understanding, and well-chosen techniques. The Special Educational Needs Training course is designed to provide a clear foundation in recognising and supporting a wide range of SEN conditions and learning differences.
From autism and ADHD to dyslexia, this course outlines how to adapt teaching methods, assess needs, and create safer learning environments. It also delves into statutory responsibilities and support systems that form the backbone of SEN education today. This isn’t just about inclusion—it’s about effective, respectful support that makes a difference.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the foundation of SEN support and teaching roles.
- Recognise common special educational needs and behavioural signs.
- Learn how to plan and adapt teaching for children with autism.
- Support learners with dyslexia using structured strategies.
- Explore behaviour and learning for children with ADHD.
- Understand assessment and safe learning environment planning.
Who is This Course For
- Teaching assistants supporting children with learning differences.
- Educators refining their SEN classroom approach.
- Parents navigating their child’s special educational needs.
- Nursery workers seeking SEN awareness and techniques.
- Tutors working with diverse student needs.
- Youth mentors involved in academic development support.
- School governors wanting SEN knowledge for policy review.
- Community volunteers in educational inclusion programmes.
Career Path
- SEN Teaching Assistant – £20,500 average UK salary
- Special Needs Support Worker – £21,000 average UK salary
- Learning Mentor – £23,000 average UK salary
- Inclusive Education Coordinator – £25,000 average UK salary
- SEN Policy Advisor – £28,000 average UK salary
- SEN Outreach Officer – £24,500 average UK salary
