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SEN - Diploma in Special Education Needs
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Overview
Diploma in Special Education Needs (SEN)
Special Education Needs (SEN) refers to the children with learning disabilities or issues who find it hard to learn compared to the other children of the same age. Specially designed institutes and learning environments are made available for students with special education needs in order to help them through their learning disabilities and to achieve success. A career in the SEN field can be ideal for people who love to work with and help kids with learning disabilities. Many children will require special education needs at one stage or another during their academic years. Therefore, a career in the SEN field can be rewarding and progressive.
It is important to identify the children with learning disabilities early on in order to help them with their special education needs. The approaches and methods of teaching for SEN children will differ from that of normal children. Therefore, one should master the relevant knowledge and skills before embarking on a career in SEN. This diploma is here to help you with the necessary knowledge and skills needed for a career in SEN. This diploma will teach you in depth about SEN and the importance of it to the society. You will learn about the different way in which schools provide provision for children with SEN. You will also get a clear understanding of the roles and responsibilities of a SENCO. This diploma will further enlighten you with regards to the behavioural issues and common SEN conditions found within schools.
With a diploma in SEN you can get a hold of a prominent job in the SEN field. With the relevant knowledge and experience, you can progress on to become a special education teacher, SEN counsellor or a behavioural analyst. Or you can start up a SEN school with this diploma as well. You can consider this diploma as a foundation to study further and achieve a degree in SEN.
- Free E-certificate (No additional cost for E-certificates)
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Learning outcomes
- Learn in-depth about special education needs (SEN) and the importance of it to the society.
- Understand the different ways used by schools to provide provision for special education needs.
- Gain an understanding of the role of SENCO, the importance of SENCO and how to deal with other agencies.
- Gain an insight into the common SEN conditions found in mainstream schools and how to provide provisions for the students based on the conditions.
- Learn about the different behavioral issues of children with special education needs.
- Gain an insight into inclusive education and the importance of practicing it to support SEN.
Course Curriculum
[Module 01] In and Out about SEN
- Defining SEN
- SEN UK framework
- The linkage between Free School Meals and SEN
- Poverty, Disadvantaged students and Education
- Defining Poverty
- Defining Disadvantaged Pupils
- Evolution of SEN since the 1944 Education Act
- Linkage between Ofsted and SEN
- The Common Assessment Framework
- Commonly used SEN Assessment tools within Mainstream Schools
- Linkage between EAL and SEN
[Module 02] Provision of Special Educational Needs (SEN) Within Schools
- The New SEN Code of Practice
- Replacing the statements of SEN with EHCs
- An Integrated Approach
- Content of an EHC plan
- Personal Budget Allocation
- The Local Offer
- Involvement of children and young people in decision making
- The Children and Families Act of 2014
- The Disability and the Equality Act of 2010
- Protecting Children in Education
- Distinguishing Special Schools and Mainstream Schools
- The roles of SENCo
[Module 03] Role of SENCo and Dealing with Other Agencies
- Role of SENCo and dealing with other Agencies
- Dealing with other Agencies
- Knowing about Educational Psychologists
- Training and Qualifications of Educational Psychologists
- Scope of the Educational Psychologist
- Learning about CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services)
- Effective Speech and Language Therapy Services
- Training and Qualifications of Speech and Language Therapists
- Scope of the Speech and Language Therapists
- Physiotherapy Services
- Training and Qualifications Physiotherapists
- Scope of the Physiotherapist
- Occupational Therapy Services
- Training and Qualifications Occupational Therapists
- Scope of the Occupational Therapists
- Learning about Sensory Support Teachers
- Different types Sensory Support Teachers
- Training and Qualifications of Sensory Support Teachers
- Learning about Inclusion Support Services
- Family Liaison Officers within Schools
- Role Scope of the Family Liaison Officer within Schools
- Learning about Social Services
[Module 04] Common SEN Conditions Found Within Mainstream Schools Part I
- Areas which need attention
- Needs in Communication and Interaction
- Needs on Language, Speech, and Communication
- Learning about Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
- What is ASD actually?
- Conditions on Cognition and Learning
- Learning about Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Dyscalculia
- What are these conditions?
- Learning about Mild, Moderate, Severe, Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties
- What are these conditions?
- Learning about Down’s syndrome
- Learning about Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
- The problem of Global Learning Delay
[Module 05] Common SEN Conditions Found Within Mainstream Schools Part II
- Learning about Social, Emotional and Behavioral Difficulties
- Learning about ADHD/ADD, ODD, and CD Conditions
- What is ADHD/ADD?
- What is ODD?
- What is CD?
- Attachment Disorder Conditions
- Learning about Social, Emotional and Behavioral Difficulties
- Learning about Sensory and/or Physical Needs
- Learning about Cerebral Palsy
- Other Common Conditions
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Fragile X Syndrome Condition
- Personal Traits Unique to All of the Above Conditions
- Case Study Analysis
[Module 06] Behavioral Issues Part I
- Learning about Behavior Influence of Biology on Behavior
- Linkage between Behavior and Emotions
- Influence of the Environment on Behavior
- Behavior Policy
- Learning about Playground Buddies
- Challenging behavior seen among children
- How to deal with Challenging Behavior?
- Ways to deal with challenging Behavior
[Module 07] Behavioral Issues Part II
- Reinforcement of Positive Behavior
- Adapting to the Environment Effectively
- Plans built on Behavior Support
- The healing of Nurture and Pets
- Building Positive Relationships
- Relationship among the staff
- Relationships among staff and children
- Relationships between supporters and children
- Home and School Relationship
- Peer – to - peer Relationship
- Fixing broken relationships
- Transition Process
[Module 08] Insights Into Inclusive Education
- Inclusive Education within Mainstream Setups
- TimeLine of the evolution of Inclusion within Schools
- In and Out about Severe Learning Difficulty (SLD)
- What is Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty?
- Ways to promote Inclusive Education
- Learning about various inclusion models
- Mainstream Class in a Mainstream School
- A Resource Base requirement in a Mainstream School
- Dual Registration Sections
- Shared Site Attention
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This diploma will benefit anyone who is interested in learning about special education needs (SEN). However, this diploma will mainly benefit job seekers looking to make a career in the SEN Field and to employees in the SEN Field.
Access duration
The course will be directly delivered to you, and you have 12 months access to the online learning platform from the date you joined the course. The content will be accessible to you 24/7. The course is self-paced and you can complete it in stages, revisiting the lectures at any time.
Method of assessment
At the end of the diploma in Special Education Needs (SEN) program you will be required to take a multiple choice question assessment test. The multiple choice question assessment will be automatically marked with learners receiving an instant grade.
Certification
Those who successfully complete the exam will be awarded the Diploma in Special Education Needs (SEN) professional qualification.
Awarding body
The certificate will be awarded by CPD and iAP. This internationally recognised qualification will make your CV standout and encourage employers to see your motivation at expanding your skills and knowledge in the IT enterprise.
Who is this course for?
This diploma will benefit anyone who is interested in learning about special education needs (SEN). However, this diploma will mainly benefit job seekers looking to make a career in the SEN Field and to employees in the SEN Field.
Requirements
- You must be 16 years of age or more
- You should have a basic understanding of numeracy, English language and ICT
Career path
- Special education teacher (preschool, kindergarten and elementary school) – 23,258 per annum
- Special education teacher (secondary school) – 28,718 per annum
- Special education assistant – 13,743 per annum
Questions and answers
Do you provide Certificate after finishing this course? Is still any fee for it?
Answer:Dear Rowena, Thank you for the query. Yes. Those who successfully complete the exam will be awarded the Diploma in Special Education Needs (SEN) professional qualification. All learners will be awarded a FREE e-certificate (PDF format), and can also pay only £19 to receive a printed version of the certificate if they wish. Regards, Student Support Team.
This was helpful.Is this course up to date with latest practises and legislation? Thank you
Answer:Dear F, Thank you for your query. Please note that the Diploma in Special Education Needs (SEN) course is a standard qualification including the latest practices. Also, note that this is a CPD qualification that will yield 16 CPD points upon successful completion. Regards, Student Support Team
This was helpful.Hi!, Can i follow this course from Qatar?
Answer:Dear Amf, Thank you for your query. yes you can follow this course from Qatar. Regards, Student Support Team
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