Teaching Assistant SEND Pathway Apprenticeship - LMP

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Course overview

Gain practical experience and theoretical knowledge to increase skills to effectively support students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

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Apprenticeship Level

Level 3 Advanced

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Typical Duration

16 months

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Training Method

Blended

Assessment Method

Portfolio

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Funding Value

£7,000

EPA Organisation

ACTIVE IQ

The course is ideal for Teaching Assistants working in mainstream or specialist schools who want to achieve a recognised qualification whilst gaining additional support for the SEND responsibilities. Any Teaching Assistant in a school may undertake this programme, with the DfE recommending all schools having some form of SEND responsibilities or specialism. According to the Department for Education's 2020 publication, 'Special Educational Needs in England' approximately 15% of all students (age 3-19) had Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Of these students with SEND about 22% had statements or educational health care plans (EHCP). This highlights the growing need for support in the sector and the requirement for qualified Teaching Assistants within schools. LMP Education's Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship with SEND pathway offers a structured route to a rewarding career in SEND. The programme combines practical experience and theoretical knowledge to increase skills to effectively support students with SEND. This role will typically work with small groups of children with SEND to help them get the most out of classroom life and provide a positive impact on their learning outcomes. SEND Teaching Assistants provide individualised support, promote inclusion, and help students with SEND thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Progression includes becoming a Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) with SEND Pathway. With further study you could become a fully qualified special educational needs or mainstream teacher.

This programme leads both to the Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship Level 3 and development of key SEND skillsets.

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The course is ideal for Teaching Assistants working in mainstream or specialist schools who want to achieve a recognised qualification whilst gaining additional support for the SEND responsibilities. Any Teaching Assistant in a school may undertake this programme, with the DfE recommending all schools having some form of SEND responsibilities or specialism. According to the Department for Education's 2020 publication, 'Special Educational Needs in England' approximately 15% of all students (age 3-19) had Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Of these students with SEND about 22% had statements or educational health care plans (EHCP). This highlights the growing need for support in the sector and the requirement for qualified Teaching Assistants within schools. LMP Education's Teaching Assistant Apprenticeship with SEND pathway offers a structured route to a rewarding career in SEND. The programme combines practical experience and theoretical knowledge to increase skills to effectively support students with SEND. This role will typically work with small groups of children with SEND to help them get the most out of classroom life and provide a positive impact on their learning outcomes. SEND Teaching Assistants provide individualised support, promote inclusion, and help students with SEND thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

What to expect from LMP Education

  • Dedicated account management and recruitment
  • Leading nationwide apprenticeship training provider
  • Specialists in the education, training and business sectors
  • Delivering vibrant, engaging learning for all learners
  • Blended and remote teaching and learning
  • Tailored learning plans for each individual
  • Experienced tutors and delivery support team
  • Designated safeguarding officers, policies and procedures
Teaching Assistant SEND Pathway Apprenticeship

Programme
Information

  • Understanding how pupils learn and develop.
  • Develop knowledge of different conditions.
  • Working with teachers to understand and support assessment for learning.
  • Keeping Children Safe in Education.

  • Develop strategies to support and encourage pupils to move towards independent learning.
  • Communication and teamwork.
  • Working with teachers to accurately assess pupils.
  • Adapting resources to support.
  • Problem solving/ability to motivate pupils.

  • Building relationships/embracing change.
  • Adding value to education.
  • Promoting equality, diversity and inclusion.
  • Professional standards and personal accountability.
  • Team working, collaboration and engagement.

  • Recognised Qualification.
  • Access to a LMP Tutor providing 1-2-1 support throughout your apprenticeship.
  • Potential fast-track to Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA).

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