Make a difference to the lives of people aged under 25 by working in the special educational needs sector.
This inspiring course offers an exciting opportunity to help and support children and young people. You will explore vital topics such as equality, diversity, mental health and wellbeing. The course also covers developmental theories, legislative frameworks and multi-professional collaboration.
Practical experience is integral to the learning process. Placements are available for those not already working in the sector. You will study one day a week at our Kingston Hill campus, balancing academic learning with real-world practice.
Graduates are well-prepared for careers in education, advocacy, or inclusion roles within schools, charities, and local government. They will contribute to meaningful change and support the learning and development of future generations.
Our Education: Supporting Inclusion and Wellbeing course also offers the flexibility to balance study with your work-life commitments. You'll combine academic learning with practical experience, enhance your skills and join a supportive professional network.
