Autism is a spectrum condition that affects how a person communicates with others and how they interpret the world around them. There are around 700 000 people in the UK with autism more than 1 in every 100. Having a clear understanding of the misconceptions diagnoses and support surrounding autism are just some of the essential skills needed when working in mental health. This course has continuous running intakes. Please apply and the Admissions Team will contact you to assist you further including advising on enrolment dates.
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Entry Requirements
This course is suitable for a range of levels. College staff will support you at the enrolment stage to confirm your eligibility for the course.
Assessment Method
Online assessment workbooks and classroom activity.
Aims of the course
Introduction to Autism Using a Person-Centred Approach to Support Individuals with Autism Communication and Social Interaction in Individuals with Autism Sensory Processing Perception and Cognition in Individuals with Autism Supporting Positive Behaviour in Individuals with Autism Supporting Individuals with Autism to Live Healthy and Fulfilled Live
Progression Opportunities
Level 3 Diploma for the Children's Workforce (Early Years Educator) Level 3 Certificate in Preparing to Work in Adult Social Care Level 3 Diploma in Health and Social Care (Adults) for England Level 3 Diploma for Residential Childcare (England) Level 3 Certificate in Understanding Autism.
Facilities
The course will be delivered through blended learning including online assessments and face-to-face workshops.
Career Options
The objective of this qualification is to help learners to progress within employment in a variety of sectors and in a number of job roles where an understanding of autism and knowledge of how to support people with autism is required.
