Training/Advice
Event
SEN Classroom and General Assistant Training
Specially Connected
Cost:
£60
Join us to learn & understand SEN in schools and how to structure play opportunities for our special children. Learn how to best organise your day for children with additional needs & how to make and use key resources. Newry (Win Centre) Mondays @ 7-8pm Starting 4th Nov x 4 weeks £60 incl certificate *Certificate received on completion.
Sector:
- Advice services
- Children and families
- Education/training
Date and Time
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Location
WIN Business Park, Canal Quay, Newry BT35 6PH
Newry
BT35 6PH
United Kingdom
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SEN Classroom and General Assistant Training
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