Training/Advice
Event
Understanding Social Skills and ASD
Autism NI
Cost:
Parent: £40, Professional: £100
This full day course (10-3pm) will explore strategies to support an individual with ASD to learn and develop social skills.
Course objectives:
- Understanding Social difficulties experienced by the young person with ASD
- Understanding Social Skills
- Teaching Social Interactions
- Teaching Social Understanding
- Social Skills training – practical strategies
Level 2 Course Optional AQA award certificate
Assessment Qualification Alliance qualification (optional) will take place after the workshop and should approximately take half an hour.
AQA – Unit Award Scheme provides the opportunity to gain formal recognition of success in short courses by recording achievement.
AQA £25 additional fee
For more information or to book a place, please see attached booking form, or alternatively contact Autism NI on the details provided.
Date and Time
Location
Autism NI
Donard Building, Knockbracken Healthcare Park
Belfast
BT8 8BH
United Kingdom
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Understanding Social Skills and ASD
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