NEW – Special Needs Assisting with Inclusive Practice Degree at Monaghan Institute
Are you Passionate About Making a Difference in Education?
In conjunction with ATU Donegal, Monaghan Institute is proud to launch this innovative new outreach degree programme, designed to prepare learners for a rewarding career as an inclusive Special Needs Assistant (SNA) in today’s dynamic school environment.
Working in education is both inspiring and demanding. It comes with significant responsibility, as SNAs play a vital role in supporting learners and contributing to positive, inclusive school communities. This course reflects the evolving needs of the sector, where SNAs are now key members of multi-skilled educational teams.
What Makes this Programme Different?
The course will consist of three days’ work placement/employment in a relevant area and follows a blended learning approach with classes being held online with ATU Donegal and onsite in Monaghan Institute one day a week. This will enable students who are in employment to remain working, if it is in a relevant field, while studying full time.
Learners will Gain:
- The qualifications needed to support inclusive practice as an SNA
- Skills to support diverse learner needs effectively
- Expertise in embedding inclusive practice in everyday school life
- The confidence to contribute as part of a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team
A Skillset for Modern Education
Inclusive Practice is now central to building respectful, supportive, and productive learning environments. Schools increasingly need professionals who can actively promote inclusion and support all learners to achieve their potential at both primary and post-primary level.
Whether you are beginning your journey in education or looking to build specialist skills, this new outreach degree course at Monaghan Institute offers a clear pathway to a fulfilling and impactful career.
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