Special Educational Needs
Our qualifications in this area equip learners with the skills and knowledge to support children and adults with a wide range of Special Educational Needs including Autism and Dyslexia.
About this subject area
Our qualifications equip learners to work or volunteer successfully in Conductive Education settings and provide a greater awareness of Specific Learning Difficulties, behavioural disorders and Special Educational Needs such as autism and dyslexia.
Follow the links below for more information about each qualification.
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This qualification has been designed to offer knowledge and understanding that can be applied in supporting individuals with autism
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The Open College Network West Midlands Level 3 Certificate in Conductive Education is designed for individuals (conductive assistants). These conductive assistants would be working alongside qualified conductors in a supportive role and be involved in the daily application of skills for example; eating, dressing, transferring, as well as the more formal structured motor programmes being followed.
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This qualification is aimed at those learners currently working in conductive education who have previously completed the Level 3 Certificate in Conductive Education, or who have three years’ experience working alongside a qualified Conductor and wish to progress to Higher Level Conductor Assistant status.
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This qualification is designed to support staff to deliver education and training on Dyslexia to aid learners understanding of what is meant by Dyslexia, how it is diagnosed and its effects on individuals.
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This qualification is designed to provide knowledge and awareness of a range of Specific Learning Difficulties (or SpLDs), and behavioural disorders.
Qualification Approval
In order to deliver this qualification, centres must meet the requirements to deliver the qualification (which can be found in the Qualification Specification) and complete the Qualification Approval Application Form (QAF).