This certificate develops the skills needed to recognise and prevent radicalisation and extremism, explores the principles of safeguarding and the Prevent duty and their importance in society, and emphasises the importance of online safety and the promotion of British Values.
This qualification is aimed at anyone seeking to improve their understanding and awareness of suicide and self-harm. The knowledge individuals will gain is not sector-specific but can be applied to a broad range of personal and professional situations.
You will explore many different aspects of SEND, including the symptoms of specific conditions, the legislation and guidance applicable to individuals with SEND, and how such conditions affect individuals in daily life.
This qualification is designed to help you build the knowledge and skills needed when working with children and young people in a school setting. The course is aimed at students aged 19 and over who want to work in a supervised capacity across any aspect of education with children and young people aged from 5 to 19.
This supporting teaching and learning programme consists of 11 units which cover aspects required to become a confident, skilled support; ready to work with children and young people. The year-long course has a strong practical element (including a mandatory placement), as well as a sound knowledge base.
This Level 3 course for adults encapsulates the latest best practices and educational methodologies for supporting children and young people in both primary and secondary education settings.
Based at our Hillsborough Campus and working in collaboration with the Kings' Trust; this new community based programme will provide young people, aged 16-25yrs with a step back into education.
A Levels at The Sheffield Sixth Form are your launchpad to university, higher apprenticeships, and ambitious careers. You’ll study in a supportive and academic environment, developing independent study skills, confidence, and subject expertise to help you achieve your future goals.
Statistics show that 700,000 people in the UK are known to be on the autism spectrum – approximately 1 in 100.With this figure likely to be even higher given how many may yet be undiagnosed, it is vital that knowledge and understanding of autism is increased.
This course provides an in depth understanding of autism and the ways that people with autism can be supported to reach their full potential.