Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion FdA

2 Years full time or 4 years part time (online & Evening Live delivery). Must be in employment or have a placement to support studies.<br/><br/>This Level 5 Foundation Degree Programme is designed for students who are passionate about advancing their knowledge and skills in the field of Special Educational Needs, Disability, and Inclusion (SENDI). The programme aims to equip students with the competencies required to excel as professionals in an era defined by the Fourth Industrial Revolution.<br/><br/>The FdA in Special Educational Needs, Disability, and Inclusion is designed with the future in mind. The programme has been designed with a focus around ensuring our graduates are able to thrive within the sector, irrespective of inevitable changes that will occur within policy over the coming years. This programme aims to: <br/>• Develop competencies which cover the requirements for effective practice, with regards supporting children and young people with SEND. <br/>• Ensure a well balanced and comprehensive coverage of key themes (through modular focus). <br/>• Utilise an assessment strategy which supports the systematic development of skills which are required within professional practice. <br/>At the end of this Foundation Degree, you will hold a level 5 in supporting children with special educational needs, disability and inclusion. <br/><br/>The high-quality learning experiences within the FdA Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion programme are designed to support students’ development, with a clear focus on preparation for the sector, through the development of key, transferable skills. Students will learn from the acquisition of knowledge through inquiry-based learning and collaboration with peers to inform discussion, practice and co-production of knowledge. This is achieved through a two-way process, where the learning through an academic environment is applied in the workplace. Therefore, academic study informs provision and supports the development of practice. Careers are varied within the SEND sector and students may take several routes depending on their specific aspirations. Many of our graduates wish to work with children and their families within education, health or care sectors, whereas others may progress into posts within local authorities which could involve the development of local strategy and policy. <br/><br/>The School of Health, Education, Well-being and Sport has developed distance learning BA Top Up programmes through TP that would suit the progression of the FdA SENDI. The programmes include:<br/><br/>● BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion Top Up<br/>• BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies Top Up<br/><br/>This course provides a range of skills relevant across a variety of different professions. People who have completed this course have gone on to work in areas such as an Early Years SENCO, Inclusion Officer, Behaviour Support Manager, Specialist Support Assistant.