Non-accredited e-learning sessions for 3-5s
Non-accredited e-learning sessions for 3-5s
Non-accredited e-learning sessions for 3-5s
Thank you for your interest in the non-accredited e-learning sessions for 3-5s.
Find out more about Speech and Language Support for 3-5s and its content.
Price: £295.00. Access lasts 12 weeks from the date of purchase.
Enjoy 20% off these non-accredited e-learning sessions for a limited period. Discount will be applied automatically. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or discount.
Elklan reserves the right to amend or withdraw this promotion at any time. Standard terms of sale apply.You will receive:
The same high quality training material from Elklan that’s used in our face-to-face course.
The ability to access the 10 interactive e-learning sessions anywhere and at anytime for 12 weeks from the date of purchase.
Practical, easy to use strategies to support the development of children’s communication and learning wherever you are in the world.
Access to the practical Language Builders for 3-5s e-book , providing detailed advice and activities.
The option to top-up later to the complete accredited Speech and Language Support for 3-5s - e-learning course at a reduced rate. Find out how...
Prefer to be tutored through the course, submit a Learning Log and receive accreditation? Click here to find out more about our accredited e-learning and face-to-face courses and apply now.
Please note: References made in these e-learning session to webinars apply only to learners taking the accredited Elklan complete e-learning course. You will not take part in the webinar, but you can still enjoy completing the tasks and covering the course content.
Over ten sessions, you'll explore:
Explore what’s really involved in communication, including speech, language, and non-verbal interaction. Understand the “Communication Chain” and how each part supports a child’s ability to learn and connect. Learn how to recognise early differences and the importance of early intervention.
Learn how to create environments where communication can flourish. Discover practical ways to adapt routines, resources and interactions to support every child, including those who are neurodivergent or learning an additional language. Work in partnership with families to share strategies and extend communication support beyond the setting.
Understand the stages of attention and listening development and how these affect learning.
Learn to use visual cues, gestures, and routines to help children focus and understand instructions.
Includes neuro-affirming approaches that respect individual differences in how children attend and engage.
Discover how children learn words and what helps them retain and use them.
Gain practical strategies to teach new words for objects, actions, descriptions and emotions — across play, routines and home links. Learn how to plan vocabulary development for all children, including those learning an additional language.
Explore how children understand what is said to them and how we can make language easier to process.
Learn to simplify language without “dumbing down”, and use the Information Carrying Words approach to support comprehension and memory. Includes activities to build auditory memory and understanding through play.
Learn to ask the right questions at the right level. This proven framework helps practitioners adapt their language to a child’s understanding, build verbal reasoning, and support positive behaviour. Discover how to use the levels to develop comprehension and thinking skills.
Understand how young children learn to put words together and express their ideas. Learn how to model, expand and support sentence building naturally in play, routines, and small-group activities. Includes practical guidance for supporting children learning an additional language.
Explore the vital link between play and language. Learn how to identify stages of play, from exploratory to imaginative and social, and how to use play to strengthen communication, vocabulary and emotional understanding. Includes strategies for supporting schematic, sensory and social play.
Gain insight into how speech sounds develop and how to support children whose speech is difficult to understand. Learn fun, play-based ways to develop phonological awareness, the foundation for literacy.
Understand when and how to seek additional Speech and Language Therapy support.
Build understanding of what stammering is and how to create a supportive, pressure-free environment for children who stammer. Learn how to reduce anxiety and promote confidence, ensuring that every child feels heard and valued. Gain guidance on how to share information with parents sensitively, helping them understand and support their child’s communication with confidence.
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