Useful Information
Mode of Study: Online Learning Level: 2 Duration: 12
weeks Awarding/validation body: TQUK
Please
note, unlike other Level 2 Distance Learning courses, this course can only be
funded for non- Greater London residents. Typically, learners who meet this
criteria will have postcodes outside of this catchment area-
gla_postcode_map_a3_map1.pdf
(london.gov.uk).
If you are unsure
if you are a non-GLA resident do not hesitate to contact the admissions
department by calling 02087605934 or emailing
admissions@croydon.ac.uk
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Course Overview
Course Overview This course will equip learners with a
detailed understanding of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND),
including equality and diversity in the context of SEND and legislation and
guidance that helps promote this. Learners will also look at how a
person-centred approach can benefit individuals living with SEND, how SEND
conditions can affect learning and how to support those living with SEND and
their families.
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Course Highlights
Course Highlights: This course is split into five
manageable units:
Unit 1: Introduction to Special Educational Needs and
Disability (SEND)
Unit 2: Understanding equality and diversity in the context
of SEND
Unit 3: Principles of promoting a person-centred approach
for individuals with SEND
Unit 4: Understanding SEND and learning
Unit 5: Living with Special Educational Needs and
Disabilities (SEND)
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Career Opportunities & Further Study
Career Opportunities & Further Study
This qualification is aimed at anyone who wishes to develop
an in-depth knowledge of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND),
particularly in order to progress into related employment in education or health
and social care settings. Anyone who currently works in the education and health
and social care sectors would also benefit from the course, as well as anyone
with a personal need for or interest in developing a more detailed understanding
of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
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Assessment
Assessment: You will be assessed throughout your study
by a series of assessment questions which are built into the course. Your
answers are automatically saved and are available for you to revise and edit at
any point before submission. You submit your assessment answers to your Tutor
for marking, who will give you feedback on each question.
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Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements: There are no specific entry
requirements for this course; however, learners should have a minimum of level
one in literacy or equivalent.
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Croydon Campus
456852
778899
445566
458521
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