Understand special educational needs and inclusive strategies in this online course.
Overview:
Supporting learners with special educational needs (SEN) calls for more than goodwill and patience. This course introduces the frameworks, terminology, and strategies used to support SEN pupils within mainstream and specialised settings—without the overused clichés.
It covers educational planning, communication approaches, behavioural understanding, and the SEN Code of Practice in a straightforward, digestible way. Whether you’re involved in education, care, or support, the content offers clarity without drama or detours.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand categories of SEN and related learning requirements
- Explore strategies for managing behavioural and sensory needs
- Communicate effectively with learners using adaptive techniques
- Apply the SEN Code of Practice in planning support
- Recognise the importance of documentation and EHCPs
- Identify supportive technologies used in SEN environments
Who is this Course For
- Teaching assistants working in SEN environments
- Parents supporting children with additional learning needs
- Tutors designing inclusive educational sessions
- Youth workers assisting young people with SEN
- School admin staff liaising with SEN coordinators
- Volunteers in education or care settings
- Community support workers interacting with neurodiverse individuals
- Graduate students researching inclusive education pathways
Career Path
- SEN Teaching Assistant – £20,000 per year
- SENCO (SEN Coordinator) – £38,000 per year
- Learning Support Worker – £22,000 per year
- Educational Support Assistant – £19,000 per year
- Behaviour Support Officer – £26,000 per year
- Community Outreach Worker – £24,000 per year
