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Special Educational Needs & Disability for Educators (Introduction)

Start date:

June 2025

Level:

Introductory

Places:

Places are awarded on a "first paid first serve" basis due to demand.

Cost / delivery:

£175 / on-campus

1 day (7 June)

Do you want to better understand Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND)?

This course will equip you with practical strategies to support students with SEND, enabling you to create an inclusive classroom where every student has the opportunity to thrive. You’ll also learn the importance of collaborative approaches, working alongside parents, carers, and other professionals to provide tailored support for each learner’s needs.
 
Intended audience
 
Ideal for educators looking to deepen their understanding of SEND, this course provides you with the knowledge and confidence to foster a more inclusive and supportive learning environment for all students.

Why this course?

  • Comprehensive overview: gain a solid understanding of SEND and the key principles that underpin inclusive education
  • Legal frameworks: learn about the legal rights and responsibilities regarding SEND within the educational system, including key policies and legislation
  • Practical strategies: discover how to implement effective strategies to support learners with SEND, ensuring their inclusion in mainstream education
  • Promote equity: develop skills to create an equitable learning environment where all students, regardless of need, have the opportunity to succeed
  • Collaborative support: understand the importance of working with parents, carers, and other professionals to create a holistic support system for SEND students

Course overview

This one-day course provides educators with a foundational understanding of SEND, equipping you with practical strategies to create inclusive learning environments.

You will explore key legislation, common learning challenges, and approaches to differentiation that support students with diverse needs.

  • Gain an overview of SEND, including key definitions, categories, and legislation
  • Understand the role of the teacher in supporting students with SEND within an inclusive classroom
  • Explore effective strategies for differentiation and personalised learning
  • Learn about available support services, assistive technologies, and resources for SEND students

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