30-Hours Diploma in Special Needs
Credit hours
3
Learn about the range of special educational needs and how to support children in the classroom. The course covers legal and ethical considerations, supporting children with autism and learning disabilities, behaviour management, inclusive environments, and effective communication strategies. A good fit for teaching assistants, early years staff, carers and parents.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Special Educational Needs
- 02Understanding Different Types of Special Needs
- 03Legal and Ethical Considerations in Special Needs Education
- 04Supporting Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- 05Supporting Children with Learning Disabilities
- 06Behaviour Management Strategies
- 07Creating an Inclusive Learning Environment
- 08Communication Strategies for Special Needs Education
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