PGCE Primary Special Educational Needs, Disabilities and Inclusion (SENDI) Specialist with QTS in Ormskirk United Kingdom | Edge Hill University

Upon successfully finishing the program, you'll be recommended for Qualified Teacher Status (QTS). Holding QTS guarantees a minimum starting salary of £31,650 (or higher in London) for primary or secondary school teachers in England, with potential earnings rising to £41,333 for experienced educators. Every mainstream school requires a SENCO, and every SENCO needs dedicated SEND specialists – this could be your role. Our PGCE Primary Special Educational Needs, Disabilities and Inclusion (SENDI) Specialist with QTS program offers exceptional teacher training while deepening your expertise in SENDI, setting you on the path to becoming a SENCO. Develop skills to teach children aged 5-11 across all primary subjects while gaining specialized knowledge to support diverse learners and improve educational outcomes. You'll undertake extensive school placements with our guidance to meet Teachers' Standards, including potential experience in Special Needs Schools. Acquire vital professional competencies for your two-year induction as both a primary teacher and SENDI specialist. As a SENDI specialist graduate, you'll emerge as a leadership figure, demonstrating exemplary teaching methods that captivate and inspire young learners. Career prospects
This specialized PGCE is ideal for those beginning their journey toward becoming a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO). If you're an aspiring educator aiming to specialize in SEN leadership, this course is designed for you. Completing the program qualifies you for QTS recommendation, preparing you for primary school teaching roles. Our alumni teach in UK and international schools. With comprehensive primary education training, you'll surpass national QTS standards and teach creatively across all primary years (5-11). Your specialization may lead to subject leadership opportunities. The program concludes with a live VIVA examination, supported by your tutor, showcasing your achievements. You'll also graduate with a professional portfolio to launch your teaching career.