Special Educational Needs Coordinators in Early Years Settings Level 3 Award

by City of Wolverhampton College Claim Listing

If you are interested in becoming a special educational needs coordinator (SENCo) in an early years setting, this is the qualification you are required to have.

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Is this course right for me?

If you are interested in becoming a special educational needs coordinator (SENCo) in an early years setting, this is the qualification you are required to have.

As a SENCo, you will provide leadership and professional guidance to colleagues and work closely with staff, parents, carers, and other agencies to promote person-centred inclusive practice at which the interests and needs of pupils with SEN and/or disabilities are at the heart

Please note: SENCOs appointed after September 1, 2008 who had not previously been a SENCo for at least 12 months must achieve this qualification within three years of appointment.

What will I learn?

During the course you will gain knowledge and understanding of:

  • SEN codes of practice

  • Roles and responsibilities of the SENCo in an early years setting

  • Strategies and techniques for supporting children and their families

What skills will I gain?

Throughout the course you will gain skills in:

  • Communication

  • Using ICT to research and complete assignments using a virtual learning platform

  • Reflection, planning and prioritising

  • Working within a team

How will I be assessed?

This is an assessment-based course and there are no exams.

You will be continually assessed throughout the course in the following ways:

  • Assignments

  • Case studies

  • Oral and written questions

  • Projects

  • Wolverhampton Branch

    Paget Road, Wolverhampton

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