28 Educators providing Courses in Coventry

the island project

The Island Project School was set up to provide a school for children and young people with autism. It was founded by parents whose children had previously been taught at home using Applied Behaviour Analysis ("ABA"). Without functional communication, adults with autism can be isolated from their family, community and even carers. Without clear and early intervention, children and young people may grow into adults with no communication or independence skills meaning that they become the most dependent, and sadly most vulnerable group whilst needing the largest amount of support. If, as a school, we can give young people a means of communication plus independence skills, we can give them a better quality of life, whilst reducing their long term dependence upon their community. Unfortunately, whilst Local Authorities have a legal obligation to provide appropriate education for all children, they do not have the space, funding, or expertise to provide appropriate education for all pupils, particularly those with complex communication needs and associated difficulties, or for those who have ABA on their EHC Plans In the West Midlands, there were no ABA schools when the Island Project was founded, and this remains largely the case. The School was founded using the principles of ABA, and the Pyramid Approach to Education which gives pupils an effective means of communication using the Picture Exchange System. The School recognises that having an effective means of communication, putting in place strategies around managing sensory difficulties, and the development of independence skills are key to enabling children and young people to successfully access education and a better quality of life in the future. In recognition of this, all pupils at the School have input from a Multi Disciplinary Team which includes Behaviour Analysts, Speech and Language Therapists and Occupational Therapists specialising in Sensory Integration. The School originated with three pupils in a small unit in Balsall Common. The Schoo was founded as a charity, and within a few years, had outgrown its original building and moved to new premises at Diddington Hall in Meriden.

the activation project

career seekers direct

Career Seekers Direct's story began in 2017 and our vision of "raising aspirations, developing skills and making valuable connections" is now becoming a reality. It's been an exciting journey. New team members have joined us - bringing a range of additional and experiences which has allowed us to increase our range of services and the clients we work with. Our Matrix Standard recognises the quality of our career education, information, advice and guidance services and as an approved NCFE and CACHE Centre we can offer bespoke skills training and a wide range of formal qualifications. In 2021, we were awarded an initial Licence by the Quality in Careers Consortium to assess and accredit schools, colleges and work-based learning organisations for the national Quality in Careers Standard. The vision and combined passion we have to support our clients is evident in everything we do. 'Credible, Knowledgeable, Personable, Supportive & Collaborative.' Our values have been developed with our partners, who told us why they like to work with us. These values underpin everything we do.

subject masters 11+ tuition

Tuition centre courses with weekly face to face teaching in our Birmingham and Solihull tuition centres. Online course with weekly zoom lessons. Self Study online course with video lessons to support learning.

teen direct

effective communications

educational projects

Association for Educational Projects Limited (AEPL) aims to promote education of young women.Its educational activities focus on all aspects of human development. AEPL’s educational philosophy fosters the development of one’s character as a foundation for the acquisition of other virtues and skills. Today there are activities sponsored by AEPL in Sydney, Newcastle, Melbourne, Canberra, Brisbane, Perth and Hobart. Projects of AEPL are open to all people, regardless of their background. AEPL was founded in 1976 by a group of Sydney residents from a wide variety of backgrounds. Their aim was to establish an association that would sponsor and promote educational projects to meet the needs of Australian society. AEPL is not-for- profit company and a registered charity. AEPL has a Child Protection Policy which is available for download. The Child Protection Officer of AEPL is Gerald Santucci, Director of Snedden Hall & Gallop Lawyers

correct direct ltd

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