Level 2 Certificate in Understanding Specific Learning Difficulties (TQUK)

Introduction

The aim of this qualification is to enhance learners’ knowledge and understanding of various Specific Learning Difficulties, including their diagnosis and the ways in which individuals can be supported.

Learners will have access to online learning platform.

During your time with the Dumfries & Galloway College, support is always available whenever you need it. Each learner is paired with a dedicated personal tutor who will grade all assignments and provide comprehensive feedback for every submission.

Course code

OULD

Location

Remote Learning

Duration

Guided Learning Hours – 129
Learners take an avereage of 8-12 weeks to complete

Price

£TBA

Entry Requirements

Learners must have a good level of communication skills.

You can only study one course at a time.

Important Notice for All Course Attendees To attend and complete the course, you must bring valid photographic identification. Acceptable forms of ID include:

  • A valid UK passport
  • A full or provisional UK driving licence

Please note:
Failure to present a valid photo ID on the day may result in you being unable to complete the course. This requirement is part of our compliance procedures and is essential for verifying participant identity. Thank you for your cooperation.

Course Content

This course is split into 3 manageable units:

Unit 1: Signs, symptoms and diagnosis of Specific Learning Difficulties

Develop an understanding of common Specific Learning Difficulties, recognise signs that may indicate a Specific Learning Difficulty and understand the importance of a professional diagnosis.

Unit 2: Sources of information, support, legislation and guidance relevant to Specific Learning Difficulties

Gain an understanding of . legislation and guidance that is relevant to individuals with Specific Learning Difficulties and the roles and responsibilities of those involved in protecting the rights of those individuals.

Unit 3: Living with a Specific Learning Difficulty

Develop an understanding of the experiences of those living with a Specific Learning Difficulty, how society impacts those individuals and the impact of an indiviudal’s learning difficulty on those around them. Within this unit, you will also look to understand the positive contributions that can be made by individuals with a Specific Learning Difficulty in different environments.

Unit 4: Best practice relating to Specific Learning Difficulties

Within this unit, you will understand the best practices in providing support to and protecting individuals with Specific Learning Difficulties.

Assessments

This course requires the completion and passing of three tutor marked online unit assessments. Learners are allocated a course tutor who will mark assessments and are able to offer support through the online learning platform.

Additional funding information

This course is fully funded for Scottish residents for a limited time

Course Contact Details

openlearning@dumgal.ac.uk
01387 734233

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