Real Training · Online study
The National Award for SEN Coordination
You don’t need to take time out of work to attend The National Award for SENCO training lectures. You won’t even need to travel miles and miles to learn with us. Discover real-life online learning that fits in with your school, your setting, your children, you…
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You don’t need to take time out of work to attend The National Award for SENCO training lectures. You won’t even need to travel miles and miles to learn with us. Discover real-life online learning that fits in with your school, your setting, your children, your family. For SENCOs new to the role, it is mandatory to achieve the National Award within three years of appointment. The DfE have explained that “the national professional qualification for SENCOs will replace the NASENCO as the mandatory SENCO qualification from September 2024, and will be available from Autumn 2024.” Real Training will therefore continue to provide the opportunity for SENCOs and aspiring SENCOs to start NASENCO courses in May 15 and July 2024. The module supports you to: - Lead and manage Inclusive education within international schools - Develop your leadership of SEND within a globally-connected community - Implement strategies for working with students with EAL through the development of academic language - Understand and meet the needs of globally-mobile students and ‘Third Culture Kids’ - Connect with other international SENCOs, see the range of approaches in international schools and learn from each other’s good practice.
Getting in
As the university states it
You will need to have completed an undergraduate degree You must have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or Qualified Teacher Learning Skills Status (QTLS) If you hold QTS, then you will need to be employed for the duration of the course, either as the SENCO in your setting or in another position within the setting, with the full support of your current SENCO/headteacher. This will enable you to undertake a wide range of tasks and responsibilities of the SENCO role, in addition to your current duties. If you hold QTLS status, you will need to be employed as a SENCO, or in another position within your setting, with the full support of your current SENCO/headteacher. This will enable you to undertake a wide range of tasks and responsibilities of the SENCO role, in addition to your current duties. If you do not hold an undergraduate degree, you will also need to demonstrate your ability to work at level 7 (Masters-level).
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