‘Solutions to children’s learning difficulties lie with teachers who are confident that they have or can access the skills and expertise that they need to promote children’s progress.’
Brian Lamb OBE
Katie has worked within educational settings for a decade as a teacher, a SENCO and a member of the Senior Management Team. Now working for Real Group, Katie leads and tutors on the SEND Programme, including the NASENCO and iSENCO qualifications.
The Master of Education Special Educational Needs & Disability (MEd SEND) is a programme of study designed and delivered by Real Training and quality assured by Middlesex University. You will receive a Middlesex University award upon completion.
Book your place on our part-time programme and create a pathway that suits you. Modules are worth from 30 to 60 credits each. As this is a part-time programme you can take a maximum of 90 credits in one academic year. You need 180 (level 7) credits to obtain your MEd.
Contact us if you wish to transfer Masters-level (M-level) credits from another institution in line with our Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) policy.
Cohorts begin in January, May, or September.
The next cohort begins on 15 September. Book and enrol before 15 September to join our next cohort.
We will ensure that you never feel lonely or unsupported in your studies.
Our SENCOs and EPs know the education sector inside out.
Cohorts begin in January, May, or September.
The next cohort begins on 15 September. Book and enrol before 15 September to join our next cohort.
Choose from a broad range of essential subjects:
You must complete Enquiry-based SEND Practice as part of your modular programme to be awarded a Master in Education in SEND.
You will need to produce:
Where indicated by your tutor, you may submit multimedia resources that you have produced within your applied practice as part of your final portfolio of evidence.
To join the SEND Programme, you would need one.
You will get the most out of the Master of Education and SEND Programme if you work in an education setting with children, young people, or adults.
You will need to get written permission from a senior member of staff to regularly access a setting. We will show you the best way to do this, enabling you to carry out our learning activities in your chosen setting.
As part of this process, you will also need to complete a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. Visit GOV.UK for more information.
Dyslexia – Professional Report Writing, CCET, CPT3A, and AAC have particular eligibility requirements outside of the above. Please see these courses to find out more.
This course is available online and can, therefore, be completed anywhere in the world. Please click here for advice on payment options and other information relevant to those studying outside of the UK.
We offer a flexible range of fees to suit your finances.
The cost of a Master in Education in SEND (MEd SEND) with Real Training (made up of 180 credits) varies. Typically, four modules (of 30 credits each) and the obligatory Enquiry-based SEND Practice module will cost £7,550 + VAT (when taken over two years).
To find out the exact cost, click on the red ‘Make a booking’ button, select the mandatory Enquiry-based SEND Practice module, followed by the particular modules that you want to build into your MEd programme.
Click on the blue ‘Courses and qualifications’ tab at the top of this page to see a complete list. Alternatively, use our ‘Course browser’ to search by interest, goal or qualification.
For further information please visit the payment FAQ page found here.
Discounts are available on bespoke courses. Call 01273 358080 to register your interest.
Speak to us (01273 358080) or make a booking.
Cohorts begin in January, May, or September.
The next cohort begins on 15 September. Book and enrol before 15 September to join our next cohort.
Please note: as it takes time to process your application and payment, we strongly recommend to register as soon as possible, so that you don’t miss the next intake.
Our SEND Programme Prospectus will provide you with additional information on M-level practice-led learning modules in SEND.