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Enhance your professional profile with an industry-recognized course. Receive a certificate upon completion, perfect for your professional portfolio and job interviews.

Module 1
What are learning disabilities?
Module 2
Conditions associated with learning disabilities
Module 3
Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
Module 4
Dangerous myths about ASD
Module 5
The difference between learning disabilities and learning difficulties
Module 6
Understanding learning disabilities and Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Module 7
Stigma, and your role in challenging it
Module 8
Using Person-centred care to support
Module 9
Supporting communication
Module 10
Challenging behaviours
Module 11
Relevant legislation, and your responsibilities
Module 12
Reporting concerns
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The autism course covers a range of topics including the nature of learning disabilities, conditions associated with them, and specifics about Autistic Spectrum Disorders (ASD). It addresses common myths, differentiates learning disabilities from learning difficulties, and explores person-centered care, communication support, and managing challenging behaviors. Also, the free autism courses with certificates by Care Learning discuss relevant legislation, responsibilities, and reporting concerns, while emphasizing the importance of challenging stigma.
The autism course takes approximately 30 minutes to complete.
Applicants must have earned a Master's degree in special education, education, educational psychology, psychology, human development, early childhood education, speech/language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy, social work, or a closely related field.