’If you are planning for a year, sow rice; if you are planning for a decade, plant trees; if you are planning for a lifetime, educate people’. - Chinese proverb.
We’re offering you an online Special Educational Needs course and a SEND teaching methods course for just €29, saving you 95% off Oplex Careers' (1) (2) price of €617.80 (based on courses sold separately; converted using xe.com; correct as of 5.10.17).
Do you work closely with children and young people with special needs? Or perhaps you’re considering a career change? Wise up on the necessary skills involved by taking these wonderfully informative online courses. Across seven detailed modules, the Special Educational Needs (SEN) course is specifically designed to enlighten you on all things SEN. You’ll get an in-depth insight into how to support those with special educational needs in the learning environment. As well as a thorough introduction to the topic, you’ll find out more about the key theories and practices that will guide you towards appropriately handling behavioural, emotional and social behaviours. With today’s deal, get access to the 12-module SEND teaching methods course too! Delve into what it takes to work with children with SEN and Disabilities (SEND) in the classroom; from ADHD to Autism Spectrum Disorder and more. Your SEN course should take approximately 80 hours to complete whilst the SEND course is around 70 hours. But with 12-months online access to both, you can go through them at your own pace. Plus, if you successfully pass your final assessments you’ll receive a certificate of achievement. Now that’s something to be proud of!
Special Educational Needs course module list
- Introduction to Special Educational Needs
- The history and definitions of SEN
- Learning difficulties: autism
- Behavioural, emotional and social behaviours
- Specific learning difficulties
- Speech, language and common issues
- Importance of SEN knowledge
SEND teaching methods course module list
- Introduction to SEND
- SEND support in schools
- EHC plan
- SEND types - SpLDs
- Teaching SEND students - SpLDs
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Teaching SEND students - Autism Spectrum Disorder
- SEND types - ADHD
- Teaching SEND students - ADHD
- Learning disabilities
- Teaching SEND students - learning disabilities
