Extending Good Autism Practice

This module is designed to build on the learning developed through ‘good autism practice’ by enabling delegates to deepen their understanding of autism and the implications for practice.

Overview: This half day module is designed to build on the learning developed through ‘good autism practice’ by enabling delegates to deepen their understanding of autism and the implications for practice.

The training will:
  • Enable practitioners to explore theories of autism and consider the implications for practice.
  • Provide practical strategies to support practitioners as they develop their knowledge, skills and understanding of effective autism practice.
  • Enable practitioners to reflect on their practice and share their enhanced knowledge more widely across their organisation
Who is this course suitable for?
  • Early Years and School settings
  • Mainstream settings
  • Delegates who have already completed the Good Autism Practice full day course

Completion of this course gives delegates free access to online resources provided through the AET website.

Dates:

TBC

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If you wish to book a course or arrange whole setting training

Please contact us

We look forward to working with you

Newfield School
Shadsworth Road
Blackburn
Lancashire
BB1 2HR

01254 588 600

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