Level 2 – Note Taking for Disabled Students in Higher Education

Summary

Our one-day course offers delegates the opportunity to:

discuss with their peers existing practice
reflect on their own note taking experience
learn new strategies and discuss how different environments affect their approach to note taking.

In the disability awareness section of the course, we discuss the importance of reasonable adjustments and inclusivity, the power of language and the barriers many disabled students may face when they transition to Higher Education.

The course covers key areas such as confidentiality, data protection, GDPR, safeguarding and signposting to enable delegates to ensure they are working within the boundaries of their role as a note taker.

The Learning Support Centre is an OCN London approved training centre and this course is recognised for the purposes of registering with the Department for Education as a Manual Notetaker.

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Location

We can deliver our course at your premises for a minimum of 10 delegates and maximum of 15 delegates.

These sessions will otherwise be delivered at our Leicester Training Centre, Phoenix Yard, 5 -9 Upper Brown Street, Leicester, LE1 5TE.

For individuals wishing to undertake this course, please contact us for further information & dates.

Course fees

Level 2 Note Taking for Disabled Students in Higher Education

£240 Inclusive of VAT

For group bookings there is an additional travel and accommodation charge for courses delivered outside of Leicester. We can provide training across the United Kingdom.

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