Courses
Special Education - Online Courses by ACT, UK
Asian College of Teachers, UK's Special Education (Learning Disabilities, ADHD and autism) course is all about the learning disabilities in the classroom with main focus on Learning Disabilities, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) and Autism. The courses mainly focus on children with disabilities and the kind of support they need for effective learning. The course will impart training in the ways and methods to handle children with SEN and make a significant contribution as an educator.The course has 3 levels – Certificate, Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma.
Autism
Asian College of Teachers’ course on Autism is designed for those teachers who are looking for a career in teaching in an inclusive classroom or gain knowledge in Autism. The courses teaches you with the various aspects of Autism and equips them with the various methods to handle kids in the classroom. It also covers a broader aspect of autism and its allied disabilities along with preparing and providing kids with better learning. The Autism course by Asian College of Teachers comprises of 3 levels - Certificate, Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma.
ADHD
The courses on ADHD designed by Asian College of Teachers are developed for both aspiring and working teachers to equip them with specific and functional strategies for handling students with ADHD in their classroom environment. This course will educate the candidates with the facts about ADHD so that they can face every challenge they face. The course has 3 levels - Certificate, Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma.
Learning Disabilities (LD)
If you want to become a Teaching Assistant, then there is no better opportunity than selecting any of this course to gain a complete understanding of the principles and practice of the Teaching Assistant roles. This course will give you an opportunity to build a rewarding career and provide support and guidance to children within a school setting. You will also be able to identify the special educational needs and disabilities and connect with the children in the classroom. The course by Asian College of Teachers comprises of 3 levels - Certificate, Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma.
SEN-Live Online Workshop
Live online workshop is the new addition to SEN teacher training for teachers willing to stay updated with the latest trends in their profession and upgrade themselves as dynamic educators. The live online mode sees the facilitators and instructors function as guides, while the participants become active collaborators rather than mere learners. ACT has come up with such online workshops where our students across the globe get the opportunity to attend live online classes and interact with their facilitators and peers and can also collaborate in online activities.
Curriculum
Learning Disability
- Phase 1: Understanding and Identifying Students with LDs
- Phase 2: Making sense of the IEPs
- Phase 3: Learning the Right Teaching Strategies
- Phase 4: Helping Students with Word Identification Problems
- Phase 5: Helping Students with Reading Comprehension Problems
ADHD
- Phase 1: Understanding Students with ADHD
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Discover How Your Students Think
- Phase 4: Nurture Students' Social Skills
- Phase 5: Encourage Language Reciprocity
Autism
- Phase 1: Meet your Students with Autism
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Discover How Your Students Think
- Phase 4: Nurture Students' Social Skills
- Phase 5: Encourage Language Reciprocity
Learning Disability
- Phase 1: Understanding Learning Disabilities
- Phase 2: Identifying Students with LDs
- Phase 3: Modifying Your Classroom
- Phase 4: Managing Student Behaviour
- Phase 5: Instructional Methods to help students with LD overcome challenges in an Inclusive Classroom
- Phase 6: Learning Strategies & Assessment Techniques for students with LD
- Phase 7: Dyslexia
- Phase 8: Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia
ADHD
- Phase 1: Understanding Students with ADHD
- Phase 2: Understanding Students with ADHD
- Phase 3: Problem-Solving for Academic Performance
- Phase 4: Classroom Beliefs and Rules
- Phase 5: Preplanning and Facilitating an ADHD-Friendly Classroom
- Phase 6: Role of Family
- Phase 7: Clinical Diagnosis of ADHD
Down Syndrome
- Phase 1: Definition and History
- Phase 2: Identifying Down Syndrome in Children
- Phase 3: Causes and Complications of Down Syndrome
- Phase 4: Teaching Children with Down Syndrome
- Phase 5: Inclusive Education for Children with Down Syndrome
Autism
- Phase 1: Meet your Students with Autism
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Nurture Students' Social Skills
- Phase 4: Encourage Language Reciprocity
- Phase 5: Work with Sensory Sensitivities
- Phase 6: Autism and Inclusive Education
- Phase 7: Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
- Phase 8:
- Asperger Syndrome (AS)
- High Functioning Autism (HFA)
- Fragile X Syndrome (FXS)
Learning Disability
- Phase 1: Understanding Learning Disabilities
- Phase 2: Identifying Students with LDs
- Phase 3: Modifying Your Classroom
- Phase 4: Managing Student Behaviour
- Phase 5: Instructional Methods to help students with LD overcome challenges in an Inclusive Classroom
- Phase 6: Learning Strategies & Assessment Techniques for students with LD
- Phase 7: Dyslexia
- Phase 8: Dysgraphia & Dyscalculia
- Phase 9: Language Processing Disorder
ADHD
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Phase 1: Understanding Students with ADHD
Phase 2: The Emotional Impact of ADHD
Phase 3: Problem-Solving for Academic Performance
Phase 4: Preplanning and Facilitating an ADHD-Friendly Classroom
Phase 5: Problem-Solving for Academic Performance
Phase 6: Role of Family
Phase 7: Clinical Diagnosis of ADHD
Phase 9: Role of Teacher and Parents
Down Syndrome
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Phase 1: Definition and History
Phase 2: Identifying Down Syndrome in Children
Phase 3: Causes and Complications of Down Syndrome
Phase 4: Teaching Children with Down Syndrome
Phase 5: Inclusive Education for Children with Down Syndrome
Autism
- Phase 1: Meet your Students with Autism
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Nurture Students' Social Skills
- Phase 4: Encourage Language Reciprocity
- Phase 5: Work with Sensory Sensitivities
- Phase 6: Autism and Inclusive Education
- Phase 7: Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
- Asperger Syndrome (AS)
- High Functioning Autism (HFA)
- Fragile X Syndrome (FXS)
- Phase 9: Types of Play Skill for Autistic Learners
- Phase 8:
Certificate Syllabus
- Phase 1: Meet your Students with Autism
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Discover How Your Students Think
- Phase 4: Nurture Students & Social Skills
- Phase 5: Encourage Language Reciprocity
- Phase 6: Work with Sensory Sensitivities
- Phase 7: Nurture Special Interests
- Phase 8: Encourage Homework Completion
Diploma Syllabus
- Phase 1: Meet your Students with Autism
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Discover How Your Students Think
- Phase 4: Nurture Students & Social Skills
- Phase 5: Encourage Language Reciprocity
- Phase 6: Work with Sensory Sensitivities
- Phase 7: Nurture Special Interests
- Phase 8: Encourage Homework Completion
- Phase 9: Counter Runaway Emotions and Meltdowns
- Phase 10: Redirect Violent Fixations
- Phase 11: Foster Attentiveness
- Phase 12: Plan for the Future
- Phase 13:
- Asperger Syndrome (AS)
- High Functioning Autism (HFA)
- Fragile X Syndrome (FXS)
- Phase 14:
- Landau-Kleffner Syndrome (LKS)
- Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS)
- Rett Syndrome (RS)
- Phase 15:
- Tardive Dyskinesia (TD)
- Williams Syndrome (WS)
- Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
- Phase 16: Counter Runaway Emotions and Meltdowns
- Phase 17: Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood.
- Phase 1: Meet your Students with Autism
- Phase 2: Understand the Common Characteristics of HFA/AS
- Phase 3: Discover How Your Students Think
- Phase 4: Nurture Students & Social Skills
- Phase 5: Encourage Language Reciprocity
- Phase 6: Work with Sensory Sensitivities
- Phase 7: Nurture Special Interests
- Phase 8: Encourage Homework Completion
- Phase 9: Counter Runaway Emotions and Meltdowns
- Phase 10: Redirect Violent Fixations
- Phase 11: Foster Attentiveness
- Phase 12: Plan for the Future
- Phase 13:
- sperger Syndrome (AS)
- High Functioning Autism (HFA)
- Fragile X Syndrome (FXS)
- Phase 14:
- Landau-Kleffner Syndrome (LKS)
- Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS)
- Rett Syndrome (RS)
- Phase 15:
- Tardive Dyskinesia (TD)
- Williams Syndrome (WS)
- Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
- Phase 16: Counter Runaway Emotions and Meltdowns
- Phase 17: Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
- Phase 18: Autism Spectrum Disorder affects Play
- Phase 19: Types of Play Skill for Autistic Learners
- Phase 20: Life Skills Training
- Phase 21: Reading, Literacy and Comprehension for children with autism
- Phase 22: Understanding Sensory Processing Issues.
- Rett Syndrome (RS)
PG Diploma Syllabus
Certificate Syllabus
- Phase 1 : Understanding Students with ADHD
- Phase 2 : The Diagnostic Process
- Phase 3 : Are They Putting in the Effort?
- Phase 4 : ADHD and Brain Activation
- Phase 5 : ADHD and Activity Level
- Phase 6 : Attention and ADHD
- Phase 7 : The Emotional Impact of ADHD
- Phase 8 : Memory
Diploma Syllabus
- Phase 1 : Understanding Students with ADHD
- Phase 2 : The Diagnostic Process
- Phase 3 : Are They Putting in the Effort?
- Phase 4 : ADHD and Brain Activation
- Phase 5 : ADHD and Activity Level
- Phase 6 : Attention and ADHD
- Phase 7 : The Emotional Impact of ADHD
- Phase 8 : Memory
- Phase 9 : Problem-Solving for Academic Performance
- Phase 10 : Classroom Beliefs and Rules
- Phase 11 : Preplanning and Facilitating an ADHD-Friendly Classroom
- Phase 12 : Student Self-Reliance
- Phase 13 : Previous Understanding about ADHD was a myth
- Phase 14 : Role of Family
- Phase 15: Clinical Diagnosis of ADHD
Down Syndrome
- Phase 1: Definition and History
- Phase 2: Identifying Down Syndrome in Children
- Phase 3: Causes and Complications of Down Syndrome
- Phase 4: Teaching Children with Down Syndrome
- Phase 5: Inclusive Education for Children with Down Syndrome
PG Diploma Syllabus
- Phase 1: Understanding Students with ADHD
- Phase 2: The Diagnostic Process
- Phase 3: Are They Putting in the Effort?
- Phase 4: ADHD and Brain Activation
- Phase 5: ADHD and Activity Level
- Phase 6: Attention and ADHD
- Phase 7: The Emotional Impact of ADHD
- Phase 8: Memory
- Phase 9: Problem-Solving for Academic Performance
- Phase 10: Classroom Beliefs and Rules
- Phase 11: Preplanning and Facilitating an ADHD-Friendly Classroom
- Phase 12: Student Self-Reliance
- Phase 13: Previous Understanding about ADHD was a myth
- Phase 14: Role of Family
- Phase 15: Clinical Diagnosis of ADHD
- Phase 17: Role of Teacher and Parents
- Phase 18: Deafness
- Phase 19: Orthopedic Impairment
- Phase 20 : Intellectual Disabilities
- Phase 21 : Multiple Disabilities
Certificate Syllabus
- Phase 1 : Understanding Learning Disabilities
- Phase 2 : Identifying Students with LDs
- Phase 3 : Making Sense of the IEP
- Phase 4 : Understanding Service Locations
- Phase 5 : Learning the Right Teaching Strategies
- Phase 6 : Helping Students with Word Identification Problems
- Phase 7 : Helping Students with Reading Comprehension Problems
- Phase 8 : Helping Students with Written Expression Problems
Diploma Syllabus
- Phase 1: Understanding Learning Disabilities
- Phase 2: Identifying Students with LDs
- Phase 3 : Making Sense of the IEP
- Phase 4 : Understanding Service Locations
- Phase 5 : Learning the Right Teaching Strategies
- Phase 6 : Helping Students with Word Identification Problems
- Phase 7 : Helping Students with Reading Comprehension Problems
- Phase 8 : Helping Students with Written Expression Problems
- Phase 9 : Helping Students with Math Reasoning and Calculation Problems
- Phase 10 : Modifying Your Classroom
- Phase 11 : Managing Student Behaviour
- Phase 12 : Linking Home and School
- Phase 13 : Instructional Methods to help students with LD overcome challenges in an Inclusive Classroom
- Phase 14 : Learning Strategies & Assessment Techniques for students with LD
- Phase 15 : Visual and Auditory Processing Disorder
- Spatial Relation
- Visual Agnosia
- Visual Closure
- Visual Discrimination
- Phase 16 : Non Verbal Disability
- Phase 17 : Specific Learning Disabilities:
- Dyslexia
- Phonemic Awareness
- Phonics
- Fluency
- Vocabulary
- Text Comprehension
- Phase 18:
- Dysgraphia
- Dyscalculia
PG Diploma Syllabus
- Phase 1 : Understanding Learning Disabilities
- Phase 2 : Identifying Students with LDs
- Phase 3 : Making Sense of the IEP
- Phase 4 : Understanding Service Locations
- Phase 5 : Learning the Right Teaching Strategies
- Phase 6 : Helping Students with Word Identification Problems
- Phase 7 : Helping Students with Reading Comprehension Problems
- Phase 8 : Helping Students with Written Expression Problems
- Phase 9 : Helping Students with Math Reasoning and Calculation Problems
- Phase 10 : Modifying Your Classroom
- Phase 11 : Managing Student Behaviour
- Phase 12 : Linking Home and School
- Phase 13 : Instructional Methods to help students with LD overcome challenges in an Inclusive Classroom
- Phase 14 : Learning Strategies & Assessment Techniques for students with LD
- Phase 15 : Visual and Auditory Processing Disorder
- Spatial Relation
- Visual Agnosia
- Visual Closure
- Visual Discrimination
- Phase 16 : Non Verbal Disability
- Phase 17 : Specific Learning Disabilities:
- Dyslexia
- Phonemic Awareness
- Phonics
- Fluency
- Vocabulary
- Text Comprehension
- Phase 18:
- Dysgraphia
- Dyscalculia
- Phase 19 : Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)
- Phase 20 : Language Processing Disorder
- Phase 21 : Visual Perceptual/Visual Motor Deficit
- Phase 22 : Dyspraxia
- Phase 23 :
- Social and Emotional Development of Students with LD
- Social Skill Training
- Decision Making and Problem Solving Skill
DAY 1
- The Typical Classroom
- Understanding & Identifying diversity in classrooms
- Understanding & Fostering inclusiveness
- Glimpses of most common SEN learners (Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, ID, ADHD, ADD, ASD, Impairments, EBD)
- Quick Overview – Giftedness
DAY 2
- Differentiation* & the significance of IEP
- Instructional Strategies that address diverse learner needs
- Promoting “The 4Cs” to optimize achievement of learning outcomes for SEN learners
DAY 3
- Incorporating educational technology and adaptive learning tools
- Managing behaviour in inclusive classrooms
- Rights of SEN learners
Art and Music Therapy
Research shows effective art and music therapy yields maximum results and has been used extensively to enhance individual development and growth. This type of therapy has been shown to help children with special needs. Art and music positively affect the mood, cognition and behavior of children with varying disabilities, and those with autism, speech impairments, ADD/ADHD or other mental and behavioral health conditions. The therapy helps children to effectively communicate, improves their concentration levels and behaviours and helps develop closer relationships. Art and Music are commonly used tools for both teachers and learners in inclusive classrooms as those facilitate inclusion of students with disabilities. Today’s educators are resorting to this powerful tool of art and music therapy to make learning effective and helping children to flourish cognitively and developmentally. If you are part of the teaching profession or handling special children then you must join our webinar on Art and Music Therapy.
Upcoming Batch: 28th December 2024
Session Duration - 3 pm to 6 pm (IST)
Details at a glance
Course Name | Duration | Eligibility | Price |
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Certificate in Special Education (ADHD, Autism and Learning Disabilities) | 4 months | 10+2 | 18000 INR |
Diploma in Special Education (ADHD, Autism and Learning Disabilities) | 8 months | 10+2 | 35000 INR |
PG Diploma in Special Education (ADHD, Autism and Learning Disabilities) | 12 months | Bachelor's Degree | 37000 INR (ACT), 45000 INR (ACT + CACHE/TQUK) |
Certificate in Learning Disabilities | 4 months | 10+2 | 13000 INR |
Diploma in Learning Disabilities | 8 months | 10+2 | 18000 INR |
PG Diploma in Learning Disabilities | 12 months | Bachelor's Degree | 30000 INR (ACT), 35000 INR (ACT + CACHE/TQUK) |
Certificate in Autism | 4 months | 10+2 | 13000 INR |
Diploma in Autism | 8 months | 10+2 | 18000 INR |
PG Diploma in Autism | 12 months | Bachelor's Degree | 30000 INR (ACT), 35000 INR (ACT + CACHE/TQUK) |
Certificate in ADHD | 4 months | 10+2 | 13000 INR |
Diploma in ADHD | 8 months | 10+2 | 18000 INR |
PG Diploma in ADHD | 12 months | Bachelor's Degree | 30000 INR (ACT), 35000 INR (ACT + CACHE/TQUK) |
Admission and Support Services
- Candidates receive a globally recognised certificate from ACT, UK
- The word “Online” is not mentioned in the certificate
- Additional certification from CACHE
- Queries can be solved through mail
- Candidates can learn at their own pace
- Study materials available online
Career Opportunities
Get the opportunity to become an accomplished:
- Teacher in an inclusive classroom
- Shadow teacher
- Teacher-in-charge in inclusive settings
- School counsellors
- Budding entrepreneur
After successfully completing any of the professional course on Special Education, ample opportunities to boost your career are sure to knock your door. All of the courses listed here are designed to instil relevant knowledge and lend expertise to keep you one step ahead. The qualifications and certificate/s are sure to benefit those who have opened or are willing to open day care facilities or crèche. Since this course is internationally recognized, it will be beneficial for those looking for employment opportunities across the globe along with helping you in pursuing your passion of teaching abroad.
Certification & Accreditation
- All ACT Courses are accredited by International Association for Quality Assurance in Higher Education (QAHE)
- ACT is a member of CPD Certification Service UK
- ACT is a member of The National Association of Special Education Teachers (NASET)
- ACT is an institutional member of International Association of Special Education (IASE)
- ACT SEN courses are endorsed by NCC Education, UK
SEN Courses Disclaimer
All SEN Courses are designed, developed and created by Asian College of Teachers Ltd, United Kingdom. These courses are approved by CPD, UK, and endorsed by NCC Education, UK, and Short Courses from CACHE, UK through Laser Learning UK. These extensive range of Special Education courses for Teachers are created to equip teachers with the skills apt for an inclusive classroom environment. The primary objective of these courses is to identify the learning difficulties or disabilities and understand the picking up characteristics of diverse pupils. These courses neither make you a SEN practitioner, nor provide you with license for clinical practice. This program is certified and endorsed by CPD (UK), NCC (UK) and some portion of the courses by CACHE (UK). These courses are not approved, endorsed, or recognised program by any other National / Local governmental or non-governmental agencies / bodies.