Transform SEND provision with the new International Diploma in Inclusive Classroom Support

Improve outcomes for your students by extending your team’s SEND training

Inclusive classrooms need skilled support professionals so that all learners can succeed.

We are proud to launch the all-new International Diploma in Inclusive Classroom Support, designed to extend the expertise of experienced teaching assistants, LSAs, individual support assistants, and junior assistant teachers specifically in international settings.

How the Diploma can make a difference to your learners and setting

This 12-month level 5 qualification offers incredible impact:

• From Assistant to Specialist: Delegates will deepen their knowledge of SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) and inclusion, giving them the confidence and practical skills to assist with early identification and to lead targeted interventions for learners with SEND.
• Growth Beyond the Theory: Practice-led learning, with the support of an in-school mentor, means delegates evidence their progress by applying their knowledge and immediately putting it to use in your setting.
• Access to Experts: Tutors on the course, who will guide and provide valuable feedback, have been hand-picked for their experience in international settings and their commitment to driving inclusion in schools. SEND Masterclasses, presented by experts in topics such as EBSA, dyslexia, autism, ADHD, and speech and language delay, will be an opportunity to expand delegates’ knowledge and gain inspiration.
• Global Recognition: On successful completion, delegates will be awarded the NQual Level 5 Diploma in Specialist Teaching Assistant*, providing a prestigious benchmark for your school’s professional development standards.

*NQual award is subject to approval

Building on established internationally-focused SEND training

Our postgraduate International Award in SEN Coordination (iSENCO) is already highly regarded as a programme for leaders of inclusive education. It is validated by Middlesex University, so you can be further assured of its quality.

The Inclusive Classroom Support Diploma empowers even more practitioners so that your culture of inclusion is cohesive and seamless. Train your whole team with us!

Find out more and apply

The first cohort begins on 15 May 2026. Express your interest today and we will update you in the coming weeks when bookings open. You can also share our course flyer with your colleagues.

To find out more, including eligibility requirements, please visit our course page.