National Award for SEN Coordination (NaSENCO) | Octavo Partnership

Course Date

17 Apr 2018 10:00 - 12:30

Overview

The National Award for SEN Coordination is a one year, part time postgraduate certificate course, which, on successful completion of the assessed work will give SENCOs 60 Masters level credits (the equivalent to a third of a full Masters).

Description

The SEN Code of Practice states that newly appointed SENCOs must achieve a national award for SEN coordination within 3 years of appointment.

To support local access and delivery to this programme, we are continuing to work in partnership with Christchurch Canterbury University. The course will start in the spring term and will be based at Fairchildes. This will provide opportunities to see at first hand the practice and approaches to inclusive practice at this outstanding primary school.

The course is open to both primary and secondary SENCOs as this approach has proved beneficial in terms of developing shared perspectives of the challenges and opportunities in delivering high quality SEND provision in a range of settings.

The course content is comprehensive covering:
•Statutory legislation and the SEN and Disability policy context
•Identifying pupil needs
•Co-ordinating, monitoring and evaluating provision
•Strategic leadership and management
•Working effectively in partnership with others – parents and professionals
•Understanding funding systems and strategic resource planning
•Action research and evidence based practice

Booking Information

•The cost will be £2215 payable directly to CCCU.
•CCCU offer two payment options full payment at the start of the course or three payments in Feb, June and September, if preferred. The latter option allows fees to be covered over two financial years.
•In addition schools there is a further payment of £460 (£440 for CHTA members) to cover local costs.

PLEASE NOTE: All participants will need to book directly with Canterbury Christ Church University using their online application - http://www.canterbury.ac.uk/study-here/how-to-apply/apply-online/apply-online.aspx Once you have submitted your application, you must also register your place on the Octavo portal in the same way that you would normally do for any the CPD training course. If you experience any issues with submitting you application online, please email cpd@canterbury.ac.uk .

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