Introduction to the course
At its core, Special Needs Education is about recognising all aspects of human diversity as valuable, and ensuring equitable quality learning opportunities that maximise the potential of all students.
The Diploma of Special Education provides a coherent program of study and professional experience to prepare you for the advanced professional duties of a qualified special educator working in either inclusive or specialised settings. A key focus is on identifying the barriers to education for many students, including common misunderstandings relating to disability. You’ll evaluate the impact of a range of social, cultural, political, economic and environmental factors, and develop strategies for addressing these barriers. The degree provides a specific focus on disability equity education.
Key features
Gain practical skills while undertaking research
Learn about the latest developments in inclusive education, and apply research principles to a small-scale project.
Enhance your employability
Acquire the skills and knowledge needed to address a key emerging area in education, which is to value every student’s contribution.
Support positive behaviour and student wellbeing
Gain skills in functional assessment and program development, and in intervention for students with disability or mental health issues.
Career outcomes
With a rapidly evolving job market, it’s vital that you have the right skills to evolve with it. We’ll help you upskill or reskill so you can take the next career step in your current industry, or move to one that matches your changing interests. View professions and potential employers.
Who is this degree suitable for?
This degree is suited to:
1. disability workers
2. education workers
3. occupational therapists
4. physiotherapists
5. psychologists
6. speech pathologists
7. teachers.
Study options
Part Time
Full Time
International Campus
Online programmes
Duration
6 Months Part time
Fees
Please check our fee for domestic and international students
Location and start dates
Off-campus:
Session 1 February
Session 2 May
Session 3 September
Apply Online or Send an email to admission@londonsbs.org.uk