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Level 2 Special Education Needs (SEN) Diploma
Overview
What is the Level 2 Special Education Needs (SEN) Diploma?
The Level 2 SEN Diploma is the ideal gateway to your exciting and fulfilling new vocation. As you’ll discover as you progress through the SEN Diploma, gaining the skills to help individuals with specific needs overcome obstacles to achieve goals and learn new skills is an incredibly rewarding way to earn a living.
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Who is it for
Is the Level 2 SEN Diploma right for me?
If you’re a caring, committed individual who’d like to turn your talents to enriching the lives of people with special educational needs, then yes! Each of the 22 modules is designed not just to give you a great insight into the Special Educational Needs industry, but to equip you with the tools you will need to teach in an area that can be as challenging as it is fulfilling. Not only will you learn about the different approaches needed for different physical and mental disabilities, you will also learn how to effectively and compassionately deal with the various issues that may arise when working with potentially vulnerable people.
Careers
How can I advance my career with the Level 2 SEN Diploma?
The SEN diploma is the perfect place to start transforming your own career as you work towards the important goal of transforming the lives of others.
Why study with us
Why study the Level 2 SEN Diploma with e-Careers?
- Be confident you are well-versed in the latest codes of practice essential when working in the SEN industry.
- As well as your new expertise, benefit from an increased understanding and empathy when interacting with individuals with special educational needs.
- 12 months’ access to your essential new skillset
- 24-hour technical support throughout your course access
Course Details
What modules are included in the Level 2 SEN Diploma?
- Introduction to Special Education Needs
- The History and Evolution of SEN
- Constructivist Theories of Learning
- SEN Code of Practice
- SENCO Support for SEN Students
- The Different Types of Needs
- Behaviours: Reasons and Restorative Practices
- Understanding Sensory Impairments and Physical Disabilities
- Understanding and Addressing Difficulties in Cognition and Learning
- Speech, Language, and Common Communication Issues
- Learning Difficulties: Autism
- Learning Difficulties: Dyslexia
- Learning Difficulties: Dyspraxia
- Learning Difficulties: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
- The Importance of SEN Knowledge
- Specific Learning Difficulties
- Psychological Perspectives on Behaviour
- Psychological Perspectives on Behaviour
- Teaching Approaches and Strategies
- Educational Outcomes
- Every Teacher’s Responsibility
What does the Level 2 SEN Diploma cover?
- After covering a comprehensive introduction, move on to finding out about the history and evolution of SEN.
- Discover constructivist theories of learning and how they are used in the SEN classroom.
- Find out about the SEN code of practice and how it is applied.
- Understand the role of SENCOs in schools.
- Learn about different types of needs including how a specific learning difficulty differs from a severe learning difficulty and how different physical needs can be supported.
- Get to grips with dealing with time management and different behavioural challenges.
- Learn about sensory impairments and physical disabilities.
- Understand the concept of cognitive development and learn to address difficulties in cognition and learning.
- Learn about speech, language and common communication issues.
- Find out more about specific learning difficulties including autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD.
- Get an insight into psychological perspectives on behaviour.
- Find out about understanding and managing anger.
- Learn about teaching approaches and strategies, educational outcomes and every teacher’s responsibilities.
e-Careers
e-Careers comprises of passionate and talented educationalists who support over half a million students all over the world.
The institution consists of around 200 experienced professionals, who all specialise in their own aspects of combining education with technology.
