Approved SpLD Assessor Qualifications
Approved Postgraduate Courses for SpLD Teachers.
Courses Leading to an SpLD Assessment Practising Certificate [APC]
To qualify candidates to apply for an APC, courses must be approved by SASC. Currently SASC also accepts courses accredited by the BDA alongside courses which have applied directly to SASC.
The following SASC approved courses will qualify successful candidates to apply for an SpLD Assessment Practising Certificate (APC) from a SASC Approved awarding organisation (BDA, Dyslexia Guild or Patoss).
For courses that have been previously approved by SASC but are no longer taking enrolments for the course please see Archive Qualifications on side menu.
|
|
Bath Spa University Postgraduate Certificate Level 7 60 credits |
Specific Learning Difficulties/ Dyslexia |
British Dyslexia Association Recognised courses leading to AMBDA |
Courses List |
Dyslexia Action (Validated by Middlesex University from 2022) Level 7 MEd/ Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate |
MEd Professional Practice in Dyslexia and Literacy (180 Credits) |
Dyslexia Matters Level 7 Diploma |
Level 7 Diploma in Teaching and Assessing Learners with Dyslexia, Specific Learning Differences and Barriers to Literacy |
Fairley House Level 7 Diploma |
Teaching and Assessing Learners with Specific Learning Difficulties |
Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity Level 7 Diploma |
Teaching and Assessing Learners with Dyslexia/ Specific Learning Difficulties |
Patoss Level 7 Module |
Diagnosing Dyslexia: Professional Practice in Assessment and Reporting (DDAPR) (with the University of Chester) |
University of Northampton Postgraduate Diploma Level 7 120 credits |
Specific Learning Difficulties and Inclusion |
Real Training Level 7 Modules 60 credits |
Dyslexia: Professional Report Writing |
Stranmillis University College PG Dip/MEd Level 7 120 credits |
SEN Literacy Specialist Option |
APC Course Approval Checklist
A checklist for providers seeking APC Course Approval.
Guidance for Trainees Writing SpLD Reports
Clarification for trainees, on accredited courses, on writing assessments for those with possible SpLDs.