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Understanding Special Needs in Schools and Colleges

Every student deserves a chance to shine. Our “Understanding Special Needs in Schools” course is designed to give you the simple, practical tools you need to support students with extra needs. Through easy-to-follow sessions, you'll learn how to turn everyday challenges into opportunities for growth—both for you and the children you work with.

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Boost Your Confidence and Help Every Student Succeed

Who It’s Suitable For

This course is perfect for:

  • Teaching assistants looking to better support students
  • School support staff who work closely with children
  • Classroom helpers who want to make a real difference
  • Anyone involved in school life who cares about helping all students learn

What You’ll Learn

In this course, you will:

  • Understand what special needs are and how they affect students
  • Discover simple, effective ways to support children who need a little extra help
  • Learn how to work well with teachers, parents, and other school staff
  • Build confidence in handling everyday classroom challenges

Join us and start making a real difference in your school by learning how to support every student in the best possible way.

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Course Includes

  • 30 Modules
  • Course Certificate

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    Julie Watson

    With over 20 years experience, Julie is a staunchly passionate and committed primary educator, having dedicated her career to training and school improvement. She travels nationally and internationally to support schools though evidence based research with subject specific, teaching pedagogies and other focus areas. She specialises in SEND and early language learning and still teaches in order to maintain a close connection pupils and the current themes in education.