SEN Teaching Assistant: Special Needs & Special Education for Disability
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Reed Courses Certificate of Completion
Digital certificate - Included
Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.
Curriculum
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Module 1: Introduction to Special Needs Teaching 06:00
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Module 2: Common Types of SEN 11:00
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Module 3: Statutory Assessment for Special Educational Needs 11:00
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Module 4: Supporting Pupils with Special Educational Needs 07:00
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Module 5: Supporting Children with Autism 08:00
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Module 6: Supporting Children with Dyslexia 08:00
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Module 7: Supporting Children With ADHD 08:00
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Module 8: Creating a Safe Learning Environment 07:00
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Module 9: Dealing with difficult situations 04:00
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Module 10: Personal Professional Development 07:00
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Module 11: Speaking with Confidence 06:00
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Module 12: Understanding Body Language 05:00
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Module 13: Developing Communication Skills 08:00
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Module 14: Active Listening Skills 08:00
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Module 15: Managing Time 02:00
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Module 16: Stress Management 05:00
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Quiz 01:00
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Description
The SEN (Special Educational Needs) course delivers a detailed and practical overview of inclusive education and special needs support. You’ll begin by understanding what SEN is, before moving on to the statutory assessment process and current UK legislation that governs SEN provision.
Through a series of engaging modules, you’ll learn about common types of SEN, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Dyslexia, and ADHD, and how to adapt your teaching strategies to support these learners effectively. This SEN training course also explores classroom management techniques, how to deal with challenging situations, and how to foster a positive, supportive learning environment.
Additionally, you’ll develop professional communication and interpersonal skills, including active listening, understanding body language, and stress management — all vital for anyone working in SEN education.
Whether you’re starting your career in education or looking to specialise in SEN teaching, this course provides the tools and knowledge to support students with additional needs confidently. It’s an ideal first step towards becoming a SEN Teaching Assistant, SENCO, or inclusion specialist.
Enrol today to gain a recognised understanding of SEN support, inclusive teaching methods, and the role of educators in promoting equal opportunities for every learner.
Who is this course for?
This SEN training course is designed for:
Teachers and trainee teachers in mainstream or specialist schools
Teaching assistants and classroom support staff
SENCOs or aspiring SEN coordinators
Childcare workers and early years educators
Anyone passionate about SEN support and inclusive education
Requirements
Special Needs
- Learners with no prior Special Needs knowledge may enrol in this Special Needs course.
- This Special Needs course has no requirements.
Career path
Special Needs Career Trajectory:
Leverage the Special Needs course as your Launchpad! Our rigorous Special Needs course equips you with coveted skills, laying the foundation for career growth and unlocking new horizons.
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