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      Foundation Year Programs in Special Education

      Students who are interested in a certain subject but aren’t ready to commit to obtaining a full degree can instead complete a foundation year program. This is particularly helpful for anyone casually investigating a specific field or preparing for continued education.

      What is a foundation year in special education? Courses like these will typically cover a variety of topics that special educators need to understand. For example, students may take classes relating to different styles of learning and how certain students will respond better to specific teaching methods. Some courses might cover medical information regarding the disabilities that an educator can encounter in the classroom. Graduates might also learn about the levels of comprehension that children show in various stages of development.

      A year of studying special education practices and philosophy can be extraordinarily beneficial for anyone looking to work in this field. In addition to gaining insight into this type of educating, you may also put yourself on track to earn a higher degree.

      The cost of a foundation year will depend on the exact courses taken as well as the institution where you study. If price is a primary concern of yours, the best solution is to directly contact an admissions officer.

      Completing a foundation year in special education is a great step that has the potential to open many career doors. Graduates can start applying to schools if they wish to continue learning, though many individuals look to find immediate work within their local school district. The skills gained in this type of program may help you become a teacher or teacher’s assistant, and it can potentially help you to start pursuing a career in occupational therapy.

      Working in special education is an admirable career choice and a foundation year is an excellent way to start on that path. To learn more, search for your program below and contract directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.