Supporting Autism in the Classroom

Overview

Supporting Autism in the Classroom is a CPD Accredited course designed for educators and support staff who are passionate about Neurodiversity, inclusive education, and Mental Health. This low-commitment course gives you immediate insights into Child Counselling principles tailored for children with Autism. Whether you're a teacher, teaching assistant, or school counselor, understanding Autism is no longer optional—it's essential.

Limited-time offer: This specific course will not be offered again. Enroll now before it's gone forever!

Description

Autism affects a significant portion of school-age children, and with rising awareness around Neurodiversity, the need for classroom support is more important than ever. In this CPD Accredited course, you'll explore how to provide meaningful and effective support to children with Autism in educational settings.

We cover essential topics like sensory sensitivities, communication styles, behavior management, and tailored learning techniques—all through the lens of Mental Health, Autism, and Child Counselling. You’ll walk away with actionable skills you can implement immediately, without needing months of training.

This is a low-commitment, high-impact course perfect for busy professionals. No travel, no exams, no pressure. Just practical, digestible knowledge on Autism and Neurodiversity.

Who Is This Course For

• Teachers and teaching assistants
• SENCOs and special needs staff
• School counselors
• Child psychologists
• Anyone interested in Autism, Neurodiversity, or Child Counselling
• Professionals seeking CPD Accredited qualifications in Mental Health

Requirements

There are no prerequisites for this course. You don't need experience in psychology or education—just a willingness to support students with Autism. Internet access and an open mind are all that’s required.

Career Path

By completing this CPD Accredited course, you open doors to:

• SEN Teaching roles
• Educational support jobs
• School counseling positions
• Further training in Child Counselling, Mental Health, or Autism education
• Advocacy and support work in Neurodiversity