Embracing Neurodiversity -Supporting Special Educational Needs (SEN) in the classroom
ETICoursesTeacher TrainingIntroduction
The world of Special Education Needs ( SEN) is complicated but that doesn’t mean that it’s impossible to navigate.
This highly interactive and practical course, aimed at professionals working with SEN learners or in an inclusive setting, focuses on best practice and positive approaches. It provides a solid understanding of the strengths, needs and challenges of learners with conditions such as ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia and other SpLDs, and explores a range of classroom activities, strategies and digital tools that facilitate both the teaching and learning process. Click to access the full course description and a sample programme.
Who is it for
This course is aimed at education professionals including teachers, teaching assistants, learning support educators and SENCos working with special educational needs’ learners within an inclusive setting or working in an alternative provision of education.
Participants need to be at a B1 level of English
Course Detail
Sessions demonstrate current approaches, methodologies & techniques. An interactive and communicative approach is applied, which provides participants with their own experiential learning of the activities & methodologies.
Input sessions are in the form of hands-on workshops, and involve brainstorming, analysis and problem-solving, both in pair work & groupwork.
Teachers are asked to reflect on the activities, inviting discussion with regard to their own pedagogical knowledge & skills, teaching methods & contexts, and on adaptation of activities to their teaching & learning situations.
Both teaching & learning are explored, analysed and discussed, further enabling the participants’ use of their communication skills in English. Participants are also introduced to applications related to the further development of their skills & personal professional development
Course Benefits
Objectives
Participants will be better able to:
-Understand the strengths, needs and challenges of the neurodivergent learner
-Understand the specific and shared traits of the most common conditions that act as a barrier to learning in the classroom
-(ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia and other SpLDs)
-Make use of digital tools that aid the teaching and learning process
-Use classroom activities that aid the learning process
-Create a more inclusive environment both in and out of their classroom
Dates and Rates
Dates 2026
28 Sep-02 Oct 2026
02-06 Nov 2026
Dates 2027
| 01-05 Feb 2027 08-12 Mar 2027 17-21 May 2027
| 05-09 Jul 2027 16-20 Aug 2027 27 Sep-01 Oct 2027 08-12 Nov 2027 |
Rates : Course Fee- Euro € 460.00*
+ *€30 mid-June -Aug 2027
and Programme Fee – Euro € 110.00
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Fast facts
- Group Size Max 12
- Course Level Minimum B1 Intermediate
- Participants' Age 24 years+
- Course Length 5 Training Days
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