Certificate in Supporting Diverse Learners (Level 4)
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New Zealand Certificate in Supporting Individuals with Specific Learning Disabilities (Level 4)In a diverse and inclusive society like Aotearoa New Zealand, recognising and addressing diverse learning needs is essential. This qualification is your gateway to becoming a crucial part of the solution.
By studying this course, you'll gain the skills to develop personalised educational strategies and interventions that cater to each student's unique needs, ensuring they receive the best possible education.
This programme opens doors to higher-level qualifications, enabling you to further specialise in teaching individuals with specific learning disabilities.
Graduates of this program will work hand-in-hand with individuals and their whānau, forming a cohesive unit that supports development under the guidance of an SLD professional or teacher.
Drive meaningful change in the lives of those with diverse learning needs and enrol today.
You will learn:
To recognise diverse learning needs, including dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia and the wider neurodiverse family including ADHD, Autism, and more.
How to implement effective support strategies individuals with SLDs.
To embrace a holistic and culturally sensitive approach to learning support.
How to create personalised intervention plans based on individual needs.
Course start dates
Part-time
STUDENT LOANS
If you meet certain conditions you can get a student loan and allowances. Find out if you meet the conditions by calling StudyLink on Freephone 0800 88 99 00 or visit www.studylink.govt.nz.
COURSE COSTS
The cost can be different depending on the subject and duration of the course. View the course cost for New Zealand students here and International students here.
Ākonga must:
Hold a qualification at Level 2 NZQF or equivalent.
Domestic applicants with English as second language may need to demonstrate sufficiency in English language via Internal Evaluation Test
This programme is currently only offered to domestic students.
Access to a computer or laptop, a microphone and a reliable internet connection.