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Meeting needs of ADHD in the classroom Level 2 Award
Our popular Level 2 qualification is available for you to attend as a live, online, full day class.
Sometimes the symptoms of ADHD get in the way of learning and this creates anxiety for everyone involved. It also adds to the substantial disadvantages experienced in later life by adults with ADHD.
This Level 2 Award covers some of the facts around ADHD, and gets to heart of the incredible misunderstanding which is experienced by many about this condition.
Covering this insightful course will ensure that you gain useful strategies to support the learning of students with ADHD, including behaviour, study skills and barriers to learning.
Meeting needs of ADHD in the classroom Level 2 – The course has 4 defined Learning Objectives:
**Know what ADHD means
**Understand the impact that ADHD has on a person
**Know how to modify the impact that ADHD has on learning
**Understand the key principles of positive behaviour management
This fully accredited training course is suitable for all classroom assistants, LSAs, TAs.
We’re running this Level 2 Award on Zoom for a full day, and will include a combination of directed learning, participative activities and Q&A sessions. You’ll also need to complete a workbook for marking, to achieve your Level 2 accreditation.
Full day: 9.30 am – 2.30pm
* Friday 28 November 2025 *
Click the image to see the full learning objectives and assessment criteria
Your tutor on this course is Hilary Nunns, an experienced practitioner and trainer, and the founder of Can Do Courses.
It’s easy to enrol, simply ‘Add to Cart’ then ‘View Cart’ and use the check out. We’ll send you all the details and enrolment forms, with all links to sign in for the training.
Enrolment on this course is only £180, and by attending this you can work towards a nationally recognised qualification. *** Early bird discount applies ***
NB if you’d like us to run this session for your teams, just get in touch info@can-do-courses.co.uk
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