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Overview Learn how to meet children's special educational needs to the highest level possible and become a qualified SEN teacher by joining the advanced Special Education Needs (SEN) Training - Level 2 course.The comprehensive Special Education Needs (SEN) Training - Level 2 aims to equip you with effective communication skills that are the foremost requirement of being an expert SEN teacher. You'll learn how to treat trauma while boosting the self-esteem and confidence of SEN pupils. You will also get a comprehensive idea of child psychology and learn to identify the different types of learning disabilities and SEN, exploring how they affect children's participation and learning.Ensure the proper learning development of every child with special needs by enrolling today! How will I get my certificate? After successfully completing the course you will be able to order your certificate, these are included in the price. Who is this course for? There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this Special Education Needs (SEN) Training - Level 2. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds. Requirements Our Special Education Needs (SEN) Training - Level 2 is fully compatible with PC's, Mac's, Laptop, Tablet and Smartphone devices. This course has been designed to be fully compatible on tablets and smartphones so you can access your course on wifi, 3G or 4G.There is no time limit for completing this course, it can be studied in your own time at your own pace. Career path Having these various qualifications will increase the value in your CV and open you up to multiple sectors such as Business & Management , Admin, Accountancy & Finance, Secretarial & PA, Teaching & Mentoring etc. Course Curriculum 10 sections • 10 lectures • 02:03:00 total length •Special Education Needs (SEN) An Overview: 00:08:00 •SEN Support: 00:13:00 •High Quality Teaching for Pupils with SEN: 00:09:00 •SEN Teaching Methodologies: 00:21:00 •Communication and Interaction: 00:16:00 •Cognition and Learning: 00:20:00 •Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties: 00:12:00 •Sensory or Physical Needs: 00:16:00 •Working in Partnership: 00:08:00 •Assignment - Special Education Needs (SEN) Training - Level 2: 5 days

Customer Service Training Course A company’s reputation depends largely on the customer service. If you want to improve your customer service skills for achieving long-term goals for your company, then you have come to the right place. The Customer Service Training Diploma course shows you the path how to deal with the customers. You will learn the basic communication skills, telephone etiquette, customer relationship management and other necessary skills regarding customer service. By completing the course, you will be able to monitor whether your company provided the right customer service to the clients or not. Additionally, you will be able to serve the customer with compelling eloquent. Course Curriculum Module 01 Module 02 Module 03 Module 04 (Learn more about this online course)

The Management Training & Leadership Courses Mini Bundle is where future leaders meet straightforward learning. With content covering Team Leader, Communication Skills, Coaching and Mentoring, Problem Solving, and Occupational Therapy, it’s designed to help you manage teams, guide people, and deal with the daily dramas that make management interesting. Whether you’re leading a project or just trying to get your team to answer emails on time, this bundle gives you tools that help without making things overly complex. From communication basics to mentoring approaches, it’s an easy route to growing into someone people trust to get things sorted (with only a mild caffeine dependency). Learning Outcomes: Manage team roles and responsibilities with better coordination. Apply effective verbal and written communication techniques. Support staff development through coaching and mentoring skills. Resolve issues through structured problem-solving processes. Understand key support concepts from occupational therapy. Improve leadership mindset with structured management methods. Who is this Course For: Team leaders seeking clearer communication and delegation skills. Supervisors managing people in remote or hybrid settings. Staff responsible for supporting others' growth and development. Individuals dealing with frequent workplace decision-making. Professionals working with vulnerable groups or support teams. Coordinators managing time, stress, and unexpected issues. Managers refining their problem-solving and people skills. Anyone unsure how to be “the responsible one” gracefully. Career Path: Team Leader – £28,500/year Line Manager – £31,000/year Mentoring Coordinator – £30,000/year Support Services Manager – £32,000/year Occupational Therapy Assistant – £25,500/year Project Supervisor – £30,000/year

Master retail buying essentials with courses in logistics, communication, time management, and quantity survey. Buying for retail isn’t just picking things off shelves—it’s forecasting, timing, negotiating, and knowing when to say “no” with confidence. This mini bundle lines up the essentials: retail management, quantity survey, communication skills, logistics, and time management. No jargon, no fluff, just the bits that matter. Whether you're chasing supplier quotes or streamlining deliveries, this course combination gives you a rounded view of how retail buying decisions are made and managed. Behind every smart shelf sits someone who can forecast, organise, and follow up—this bundle helps you be that person, minus the clipboard. Learning Outcomes: Understand purchasing roles within the retail industry framework. Analyse quantity and cost efficiency in retail projects. Improve communication with suppliers and internal teams. Manage retail timelines and deadlines with efficiency. Coordinate delivery and stock through logistics principles. Use structured methods for retail purchase decisions. Who Is This Course For: Junior buyers in retail companies or supply teams. Procurement assistants working on inventory systems. Store staff with supplier-facing responsibilities. Retail administrators managing product deliveries. Logistics staff supporting retail operations. Coordinators in product supply and ordering roles. Quantity assistants working in retail planning. Professionals needing time-managed buying processes. Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Retail Buyer – £33,000 per year Assistant Merchandiser – £27,000 per year Procurement Coordinator – £30,000 per year Logistics Officer – £28,500 per year Retail Administrator – £23,000 per year Quantity Survey Assistant – £29,000 per year

The Data Science (Business and Management) Mini Bundle offers a clever mix of technical and soft skills. You’ll explore core data topics like analysis, Python programming, and SQL—paired with public speaking and communication skills that actually help you talk to people about all that data. This isn’t just about numbers—it’s about knowing what to say when someone asks, “What do these numbers mean?” Whether you’re presenting to a team or querying a database, this course helps you communicate with confidence and clarity while building your technical toolkit for business roles. Learning Outcomes: Analyse datasets using structured, goal-based methods. Write Python code to organise, clean and process information. Understand SQL queries to access and filter relevant data. Present findings clearly using confident verbal communication. Improve workplace discussions through stronger communication habits. Combine data insights with thoughtful business reasoning. Who Is This Course For: Data beginners looking to speak clearly in business meetings. Business analysts needing stronger coding and tech fluency. Professionals handling large datasets and regular reports. Team members presenting technical updates or data reviews. Career changers entering data-focused business environments. Admins juggling between spreadsheets and project discussions. Managers wanting a sharper grasp on data and delivery. Curious learners improving both tech skills and communication. Career Path: Business Analyst – £42,000/year Data Communications Officer – £36,000/year Business Intelligence Assistant – £38,000/year SQL Analyst – £40,000/year Python Data Assistant – £39,000/year Public Speaking Coach (Business Focus) – £34,000/year

Being a line manager means wearing more hats than a coat rack—sometimes within the same day. This supportive bundle includes line management, communication skills, supply chain management, employment law, and online meeting handling. Because whether it’s a chat with HR or a video call with suppliers, how you communicate matters. The content strikes a balance between structure and ease—helping you lead teams, manage conversations (the good, the awkward, and the online), and work within essential legal and operational frameworks. It's tidy, to the point, and made for those who are often short on time but big on responsibility. Learning Outcomes: Understand how to manage meetings and virtual team settings. Gain insight into basic employment law responsibilities. Improve communication for better team and stakeholder rapport. Explore structured line management and task delegation skills. Learn how supply chain processes affect team efficiency. Strengthen your confidence in people-facing leadership tasks. Who is this Course For: Line managers handling remote or hybrid team structures. Supervisors involved in legal or HR-related discussions. Professionals improving communication across departments. Managers dealing with team coordination and expectations. Office leaders running online meetings and video calls. Staff preparing for their first managerial role. Team leads needing broader people-related training. Coordinators working across supply and operations roles. Career Path: Line Manager – Average Salary: £37,000 Online Meeting Facilitator – Average Salary: £30,000 Communications Officer – Average Salary: £33,000 HR Support Specialist – Average Salary: £31,000 Supply Chain Coordinator – Average Salary: £36,000 Team Supervisor – Average Salary: £32,000

Probation and prison officers walk the line between order and second chances. This mini bundle explores the core responsibilities of both fields, from communication and security protocols to team leadership and problem-solving under pressure. No judge’s gavel needed—just a strong sense of structure. The course selection supports clarity in decision-making, team management and interpersonal communication—skills essential when working in complex and often emotionally charged environments. Whether you're working in custody or out in the community, it all comes back to people and process. 🟪 Learning Outcomes: Understand core principles of probation and custodial settings. Communicate professionally across justice-related environments. Solve workplace issues using calm, structured approaches. Apply basic leadership practices to coordinate team activity. Manage challenging behaviours with balanced, consistent responses. Support individuals while maintaining order and boundaries. 🟪 Who Is This Course For: Entry-level staff aiming for probation or prison roles. Jobseekers interested in rehabilitation-focused justice work. Security staff moving into justice-sector team settings. Professionals preparing for HMP or probation interview stages. Support officers handling documentation and safety matters. Staff supporting vulnerable adults under supervision. Individuals aiming to work with offender rehabilitation services. Officers involved in community-based sentence support roles. 🟪 Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Probation Officer – £32,000/year Prison Officer – £30,000/year Rehabilitation Support Officer – £28,000/year Offender Case Administrator – £26,000/year Community Supervision Coordinator – £29,000/year Security and Risk Advisor (Justice Sector) – £31,000/year

Working in correctional environments is no small task—it calls for structure, calm communication, and the ability to read a situation before it unravels. This training bundle offers foundational knowledge in areas like security, negotiation, forensic science, and time management, all tailored to roles where consistency and clarity are essential. Whether you're in uniform or behind a desk, this bundle sharpens your sense of control over situations, schedules, and conversations. Less flustered, more focused—and ready for a working day that doesn’t unravel by 9:03am. 🟪 Learning Outcomes: Understand key principles of facility and security management. Improve workplace communication with professional consistency. Apply forensic awareness to inform your day-to-day duties. Negotiate calmly in high-pressure or sensitive conversations. Manage time efficiently within strict or rotating schedules. Support safer, structured environments through clear procedures. 🟪 Who Is This Course For: Entry-level correctional staff needing structured communication skills. Support staff working in secure or justice-related settings. Security personnel in detention or supervised facilities. Administrative staff in correctional or custody environments. Team leaders within security or facility operations. New recruits handling safety documentation and shift duties. Professionals working with offender management or rehabilitation. Staff balancing multiple tasks in secure environments. 🟪 Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Correctional Support Worker – £25,000/year Prison Officer – £30,000/year Custodial Operations Assistant – £28,000/year Security Coordinator – £27,000/year Offender Liaison Administrator – £26,000/year Time & Rota Planner – £29,000/year

Administering medication safely requires sound knowledge of the drugs, the body, and health practices. This mini bundle brings together pharmacy technician principles, biology, chemistry, public health basics, and phlebotomy to support those involved in medicine administration. Whether you are assisting nurses or working independently in care settings, understanding medication effects and health protocols is key. This course equips you with the science behind drugs and how public health principles relate to medication safety. Plus, phlebotomy introduces blood sampling basics, completing a rounded picture relevant to many healthcare roles. The bundle is entirely online, clear, and designed for practical understanding without unnecessary complexity. Learning Outcomes: Understand pharmacy technician knowledge in medication administration. Learn biological and chemical principles affecting medications. Explore public health concepts relating to medicine safety. Gain an introduction to phlebotomy and blood sampling. Recognise safe medication handling and storage procedures. Apply communication skills within medication administration settings. Who Is This Course For: Healthcare assistants involved in medicine administration. Nurses requiring foundational medication knowledge. Care home workers supporting medication delivery. Medical receptionists handling medication-related queries. Phlebotomy assistants learning associated medication facts. Health support workers needing biological and chemical insight. Clinical support staff working in community health. Students preparing for medication administration roles. Career Path (UK Average Salaries): Healthcare Assistant – £23,500 per year Phlebotomist – £25,000 per year Care Home Nurse – £30,000 per year Pharmacy Technician – £29,000 per year Medical Secretary – £24,000 per year Clinical Support Worker – £26,000 per year

Our one-day workshop aims to provide healthcare professionals with evidence-based knowledge to develop their theoretical and practical understanding of the importance of early communication between parents and infants. We also consider how to support parents’ bond with their babies when suffering with poor mental health. We explore how early experiences impact the child/parent relationship and how this influences brain development and the trajectory of infant mental health. We examine different types of crying and recognise the emotional impact this has on both the baby and carer and how participants can support parents in reading their baby’s behaviour and regulating their states. The workshop will also look at babies’ rapidly evolving sleep patterns and sleep cues and how staff can offer anticipatory advice to parents to encourage early good sleep habits. Workshop Aims To provide community staff with up-to-date evidence-based knowledge to develop an understanding of infant mental health, brain development and the importance of how early experiences impact on child/adult relationships. For professionals to develop an understanding of what babies are trying to say; to enable them to support parents in gaining confidence with tuning into and regulating their babies. To understand the evolving sleep patterns of babies up to a year old and how parents can support their baby to encourage early good sleep habits. Learning Outcomes By the end of this workshop participants will be able to: Understand how early relationships can influence the development of the infants’ brain and mental health. Explore crying babies and its impact on the baby and their carer. Understand the subtle cues of babies from birth onwards. Offer parents anticipatory advice to encourage early good sleep habits. Enable parents to respond to their baby’s cues in a sensitive, timely manner so the baby feels safe secure and loved; this is particularly important for parents who are struggling to bond with their baby, possibly as a result of postnatal depression or having experienced adverse childhood experiences themselves.