The SEN Curriculum Breakdown course is designed to provide a structured and detailed understanding of Special Educational Needs (SEN) and how educators can best support children with varying learning difficulties. Beginning with an introduction to special needs teaching, this course lays the foundation by examining the importance of inclusive education and how tailored teaching approaches make a significant difference in student outcomes.

Participants will delve into the most common types of SEN, including autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, gaining insight into the characteristics, challenges, and proven strategies for classroom support. Modules on statutory assessments and legal frameworks ensure that learners understand the UK’s SEN policies, including how to work within education, health, and care plans (EHCPs). Practical guidance is provided for building safe and supportive learning environments and for managing classroom challenges with confidence and professionalism.

In addition to focusing on students' needs, the course places strong emphasis on personal and professional development. Learners will enhance essential skills such as time management, stress management, active listening, confident speaking, and effective communication. These skills are crucial for SEN educators who must balance empathy, patience, and professionalism in emotionally dynamic environments.