Course Overview
SENCOs juggle EHCP contributions, graduated approach reviews, multi-agency meetings, and supporting teachers, all while ensuring every SEND pupil gets the provision they need. This SENCO Training Online course is a CPD-accredited programme aligned with the UK SEND Code of Practice. It helps builds your knowledge and confidence to coordinate SEN provision effectively across educational settings.
Covering SEN coordination, SEND support, inclusive practice, and SEN leadership responsibilities, this course teaches the graduated approach (Assess, Plan, Do, Review), working with parents and professionals, and managing SEND documentation. Designed for aspiring SENCOs, deputy SENCOs, Early Years SENCOs, and education professionals developing SEND expertise.
Complete the course and receive a CPD certificate that demonstrates your SEND coordination knowledge and professional commitment. You’ll have the understanding to coordinate SEN provision confidently, support inclusive practice, and work effectively across the four areas of SEND need. This training strengthens your capability to lead SEND support and make a meaningful difference for pupils with additional needs.
Key Highlights
- CPD-accredited SENCO training aligned with UK SEND Code of Practice
- Covers SEN coordination, graduated approach, and inclusive practice
- Designed for aspiring SENCOs and education professionals developing SEND expertise
- 100% online and self-paced accessible from any device
- Suitable for school-based and Early Years SEND coordination roles
- CPD certificate upon completion demonstrates SEND coordination knowledge
What You’ll Learn
- Understand SEN and SEND provision in the UK education system
- Apply the graduated approach including Assess, Plan, Do, Review cycles
- Support pupils across the four areas of SEND need effectively
- Coordinate SEN provision at classroom and whole-school level confidently
- Work effectively with parents, carers, and external professionals
- Manage SEND documentation, EHCP contributions, and review processes
- Promote inclusive practice and reasonable adjustments across educational settings
- Lead SEND support and contribute to whole-school inclusion strategies
Gift Courses
- Course 01: Understanding Autism Diploma
- Course 02: Communication Skills Training
Accreditation & Recognition
This SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordination) Training is fully CPD-accredited, ensuring your qualification meets trusted professional standards for relevant fields. It is widely recognised by UK employers as a benchmark for continuing professional development and compliance training.
- Earn a CPD Accredited certificate to showcase your knowledge and skills
- 100% online, self-paced study with 12 months’ access
- Includes online multiple-choice exam and optional reflective portfolio
- Order a CPD-accredited digital certificate (optional printed version available for £24.99)
- Recognised by UK employers and globally trusted certification
Assessment & Certification
Your progress in this SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordination) Training is measured through an online multiple-choice assessment with a 60% pass mark and instant results. Learners can retake the exam for free, ensuring full understanding before completion.
Upon passing, you can order a PDF version of the CPD Accredited certificate, verifying your learning achievement and continued professional development aligned with industry knowledge standards. You can also order a hardcopy certificate for £24.99 to boost your credibility and showcase your achievement.
This qualification includes no hidden fees and is recognised by UK employers as evidence of structured learning and professional growth.
Who Is This Course For?
- Teachers and educators aiming to expand their SEN knowledge
- Aspiring or current SENCOs responsible for pupil support
- School leaders seeking inclusive leadership skills
- Teaching assistants involved in SEN provision
- Education professionals focusing on social, emotional, and learning development
Career Opportunities & Progression
- SENCO – £28,000–£42,000 per year in the UK
- Specialist Teacher – £25,000–£40,000 per year in the UK
- Learning Support Coordinator – £24,000–£36,000 per year in the UK
- Inclusion Manager – £30,000–£45,000 per year in the UK
- Teaching Assistant with SEN Specialisation – £18,000–£26,000 per year in the UK
Key Skills You’ll Gain
- Design and implement effective SEN strategies in schools
- Support pupils’ social, emotional, and cognitive development
- Plan inclusive lessons for diverse learning needs
- Manage school SEN policies and compliance frameworks
- Communicate effectively with pupils, staff, and parents
- Coordinate whole-school SEN support and documentation
- Analyse pupil data to inform SEN interventions
- Enhance professional confidence and leadership in SEN provision
Why Study with Edu Xpress
Edu Xpress is a trusted CPD-accredited training provider dedicated to helping professionals build confidence, leadership, and compliance in the UK job sector. Our expert-led online courses are designed to fit around your lifestyle, giving you the flexibility to study anywhere, anytime.
- CPD-accredited and employer-recognised qualifications trusted across the UK
- Expert tutors with essential real-world experience
- 100% online learning with UK-based learner support
- Affordable, transparent pricing with no hidden fees
- Trusted by thousands of UK learners and global professionals
Enrol today to build confidence and leadership in SEN coordination with the CPD-accredited SENCO Training, strengthening skills and understanding for effective pupil support.
Curriculum Description
Module 01: Special Education Needs (SEN): An Overview
Explore the definition, scope, and purpose of SEN in schools. Learn about the historical and current context of SEN provision in the UK. Understand the key challenges and strategies for supporting pupils with additional needs.
Module 02: SEN Support
Examine the different levels of SEN support within schools and local authorities. Learn how to assess needs and implement interventions effectively. Understand frameworks that guide personalised support for pupils.
Module 03: High-Quality Teaching for Pupils with SEN
Identify principles of effective teaching for SEN learners. Explore techniques to adapt lessons for diverse abilities. Learn methods to monitor progress and maximise engagement in the classroom.
Module 04: SEN Teaching Methodologies
Learn evidence-based teaching approaches for SEN pupils. Understand differentiation, scaffolding, and personalised learning plans. Apply practical methods for both group and one-to-one settings.
Module 05: Communication and Interaction
Develop strategies to enhance communication with pupils who have SEN. Learn methods to support language, social, and interaction needs. Apply approaches for classroom and individual learning contexts.
Module 06: Cognition and Learning
Understand cognitive processes and learning styles of pupils with SEN. Learn techniques to support memory, problem-solving, and comprehension. Apply strategies to develop independent learning and critical thinking.
Module 07: Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties
Explore how social and emotional factors affect learning and behaviour. Learn strategies to support wellbeing and resilience. Understand interventions to manage anxiety, stress, and behavioural challenges.
Module 08: Sensory or Physical Needs
Understand the impact of physical or sensory impairments on learning. Learn practical strategies to create inclusive environments. Explore tools and resources to support mobility and sensory engagement.
Module 09: The SENCO Role in Policy and Practice
Examine the SENCO’s responsibilities within school policies. Learn how to align interventions with safeguarding and statutory requirements. Develop skills to lead SEN strategy effectively.
Module 10: Roles and Responsibilities within Whole School SEN Co-ordination
Understand how SENCOs collaborate with teachers, parents, and external agencies. Learn how to coordinate resources and support across the school. Apply strategies for evaluation, monitoring, and improvement of SEN provision.
Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 32 Lessons
- Lifetime
- SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordination) Training10
- 1.1Module 01: Special Education Needs (SEN): An Overview
- 1.2Module 02: SEN Support
- 1.3Module 03: High-Quality Teaching for Pupils with SEN
- 1.4Module 04: SEN Teaching Methodologies
- 1.5Module 05: Communication and Interaction
- 1.6Module 06: Cognition and Learning
- 1.7Module 07: Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties
- 1.8Module 08: Sensory or Physical Needs
- 1.9Module 09: The SENCO Role in Policy and Practice
- 1.10Module 10: Roles and Responsibilities within Whole School SEN Co-ordination
- Order Your Certificate!0
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- Understanding Autism Diploma7
- 4.1Module 01 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- 4.2Module 02 Learning Difficulties Related to Autism
- 4.3Module 03 Diagnosis
- 4.4Module 04 Cognitive Approaches
- 4.5Module 05 Dealing with Autistic Individuals
- 4.6Module 06 Other Considerations for Dealing with Autistic Individuals
- 4.7Module 07 Engagement in Autism Awareness
- Communication Skills Training15
- 5.1Module 1: Introduction to Communication
- 5.2Module 2: Verbal Communication
- 5.3Module 3: Non-Verbal Communication
- 5.4Module 4: Written Communication
- 5.5Module 5: Listening Skills
- 5.6Module 6: Conflict Resolution
- 5.7Module 7: Intercultural Communication
- 5.8Module 8: Persuasive Communication
- 5.9Module 9: Public Speaking
- 5.10Module 10: Media Communication
- 5.11Module 11: Crisis Communication & Conflict Resolution
- 5.12Module 12: Communication in the Workplace
- 5.13Module 13: Communication and Technology
- 5.14Module 14: Communication and Leadership
- 5.15Module 15: Communication and Negotiation




