This course is intended for SENCos and Access Arrangements Administrators who are responsible for coordinating Access Arrangements for General Qualifications in secondary schools and Further Education colleges. It is suitable for those new to the role as well as those who are experienced in coordinating Access Arrangements.
Communicate-ed run this course in partnership with our sister company Include-ed.
Please CLICK HERE to be taken to the Include-ed site for more information about the APAAC.
The APAAC Course covers different aspects of the coordination of Access Arrangements, in 3 different sections:
Section 1 Foundation: WHAT?
• What are Access Arrangements?
• What Access Arrangements are available for candidates?
Section 2 Identification: WHO?
• Who is eligible for Access Arrangements in our Centre?
Section 3 Application: HOW?
• How do we make these Access Arrangements available?
• How do we apply?
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The course tutors are Caroline Read and Sarah Beard.
Caroline is a Specialist Teacher who has practical experience in all areas of the Access Arrangements process and trains for LAs, Universities and SEN Services. Caroline contributed to the PATOSS/JCQ publication ‘Dyslexia: Assessing the need for Access Arrangements’, has been published in academic journals and has worked with various publishers to develop tests. She was part of the working party which set up ‘Access Arrangements Online’ and has been involved with other DfE and Ofqual training and policy projects.
Sarah is a Specialist Teacher who runs a number of accredited dyslexia courses through her company dittas Ltd (http://www.dyslexiatraining.net) She also offers teaching and assessment of dyslexic learners of all ages, through dyslexia services (http://www.dyslexiaservices.net) and works closely with local schools. Sarah has extensive experience of teaching and assessing learners of all ages, having worked for over twenty years supporting dyslexic learners, including ten years in a College of Further and Adult Education. Sarah also lectures locally and nationally on the subject of dyslexia and SpLD and was joint founder of the PAPAA course. She holds APC and AMBDA status.
Thank you for your interest in the Award of Proficiency in Access Arrangements Coordination (APAAC).
Communicate-ed run this course in partnership with our sister company Include-ed.
Please CLICK HERE to be taken to the Include-ed site for more information about the APAAC.
For full course details and booking please CLICK HERE
Thank you for your interest in the Award of Proficiency in Access Arrangements Coordination (APAAC).
Communicate-ed run this course in partnership with our sister company Include-ed.
Please CLICK HERE to be taken to the Include-ed site for more information about the APAAC.
For full course details and booking please CLICK HERE
For full course details and booking please CLICK HERE
