Abbie Deeming
Senior Lecturer in Education (ECYP)
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UCAS Code
73X3
Level
UndergraduateUG
Duration
2 years full time
Starting
September
EE at A Level
PP at BTEC
Fees UK 24/25
£9,250
Location
For questions regarding study and admissions please contact us:
study@northampton.ac.uk
0300 303 2772
Subject to validation
The Foundation Degree in Learning and Teaching SEN/D and Inclusive Provision (FDLT SEN/DIP) is designed for support staff who are currently working in specialist SEN/D and inclusive settings and who wish to gain a recognised qualification specific to their role. The course aims to broaden and deepen your understanding of the context of education, inclusion and development and strengthen your ability to support children’s learning and development within the broader life of the setting.
The program is designed to allow students to engage in informed discussions and debates around how to support neurodiverse learners across the educational spectrum. This takes into consideration Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, Autism, Cognition and the sensory and physical needs learners you may be working with in your context. This is taught by experts in the field of Special Educational Needs and Inclusion, who will draw on their research and vocational backgrounds to help contextualise your learning in the field of Inclusive Studies. You are encouraged to develop a deeper understanding of your work by analysing it in the context of relevant principles and research
Updated 01/05/2024
This course gives you the opportunity to progress onto an honours degree to gain a full honours degree. Progression to BA Learning and Teaching top-up would be suitable route. Discussions around alternate routes to graduate employment will be facilitated throughout your time on the program.