Gain a qualification in SEND and inclusion that really makes a difference in your setting
Delivering meaningful change in education is complex. All of our SEND courses are developed and led by educational psychologists, SENCOs and SEND experts with up-to-date knowledge and first-hand experience of working in schools.
An increasing number of children are being identified as having special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and a growing number of teachers feel out of their depth supporting them. According to a recent OFSTED survey, SEND is the number one area in which teachers most frequently request more professional development.
At Real Training we have designed our SEND courses to help SENCOs, teachers and other education professionals gain the knowledge and skills they need, while fitting study around demanding work and personal commitments.
Our approach focuses on developing communities of practice which are so important for SEND. This means that learning isn’t confined to one-directional instruction. Instead, we coach our delegates through practical projects, equipping them with the skills to initiate a lasting impact in their setting with the support of delegates online as well as within their local school community.
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| Do you work in an international setting? Many of our courses are open to international delegates. You may also want to take a look at our iSENCO course designed especially for educators who support pupils with special educational needs abroad. |
Why do SEND training with us?
We offer a variety of level 7 postgraduate courses, including our complete Masters in SEND and Inclusion.
Designed and delivered by SEND experts & educational psychologists
Practice-led courses with dedicated one-to-one tuition
Flexible online learning through Campus Online
Study up to Masters level – quality assured and accredited by Middlesex University
What SEND courses does Real Training offer?
- Professional Assessment
Professional Assessment
- SEND & Inclusion
SEND & Inclusion
- Leadership
Leadership
- Mental Health, Wellbeing & Safeguarding
Mental Health, Wellbeing & Safeguarding
- Literacy & Numeracy
Literacy & Numeracy
- Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships
SEND & Inclusion
Hear more from delegates that have completed our SEND courses
“The course has impacted all areas of my setting. It has also supported me in understanding the need for balance in the role. I researched and implemented a programme and intervention to support reading in Key Stage 2 and it is now benefitting all pupils including those with SEND needs.”
Emma Gilbert – Headteacher and SENCO
National Award in SEN Coordination (NASENCO)
“The course has enabled me to drive teaching and learning practice to support cognition and learning needs across the Academy. I’ve been able to implement retrieval practice, chunked learning and conducted a review of assessment practices.”
Nina Dawe – Assistant Headteacher – SEND and Inclusion
Cognition and Learning
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