Supporting Learning Disability In The Care Sector And Beyond

Individuals affected by learning disabilities are as diverse as those in any other sector of society and so the provision of support for this population should be person centred and as individualistic as possible.

Within this awareness raising session we will look at the condition of learning disability generally and more specifically in a workplace setting. We will discuss the cascade of legislation and the way this legislative framework both informs and supports quality care and we will look at practical strategies which will enhance in the provision of meaningful care in the workplace.

This course is intended to support those directly caring for or coming into contact with people exhibiting Neurodivergence and / or Learning Disabilities, for example

• Teachers and other school staff. This course can help teachers and other school staff learn about how to create inclusive learning environments for students with learning disabilities. They can also learn about how to differentiate instruction and provide support to students with learning disabilities.

• Public Sector. Frontline customer facing service personnel in facilities which will regularly host or encounter those with learning disabilities e.g. museums and other leisure facilities.
• 3^rd Sector: Volunteers who work with people with learning disabilities. These courses can help volunteers learn about the needs of people with learning disabilities and how to best support them.

One-day training event.

Start Date To be confirmed

Delivery: face-to-face

Price: £110 per person

For further information on this course contact corporate@wcs.ac.uk or call 0141 581 2121 .