Speech and Language Therapy: Communication Disorders - CPD Certified

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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The Speech and Language Therapy: Communication Disorders course provides an insightful introduction into the science of human communication, the challenges faced by individuals with speech and language difficulties, and the strategies that support improved communication outcomes. Speech and language difficulties can affect people of all ages, and the course explores how tailored therapy approaches can make a difference in daily communication. By understanding disorders linked to speech and language, learners develop the knowledge to recognise symptoms and support effective communication methods.

From exploring language development to understanding disorders such as stammering, aphasia, and articulation problems, this course highlights the importance of evidence-based approaches in speech and language therapy. Learners gain awareness of how therapy contributes not only to personal development but also to wider social and professional participation. With a clear focus on communication strategies, this course presents speech and language therapy as a crucial area of healthcare that enhances confidence and quality of life.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand key theories relating to speech and language development.
• Recognise common speech and language disorders across different age groups.
• Explore therapeutic approaches to speech and language intervention strategies.
• Analyse how speech and language therapy supports communication improvement.
• Evaluate challenges faced in speech and language therapy service delivery.

Who is this course for?

• Students interested in speech and language development and therapy methods.
• Healthcare workers seeking awareness of speech and language difficulties.
• Teachers supporting children with speech and language communication needs.
• Care workers assisting individuals with speech and language disorders.
• Professionals exploring healthcare careers in speech and language services.

Career Path

• Speech and Language Therapist – Average salary: £35,000
• Special Educational Needs (SEN) Teacher – Average salary: £32,000
• Communication Support Worker – Average salary: £25,000
• Rehabilitation Assistant (Speech and Language focus) – Average salary: £23,000
• Healthcare Support Worker – Average salary: £22,000
• Academic Researcher in Speech and Language – Average salary: £38,000