Habilitation and Disabilities of Sight Children and Young People

Study mode:On campus Study type:Part-time Languages: English
Local:$ 7.44 k / Year(s) Foreign:$ 13.2 k / Year(s) Deadline: Jul 28, 2024
16 place StudyQA ranking:4102 Duration:2 years

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The PG Dip in Habilitation and Disabilities of Sight (Children and Young People) trains students to support, plan, carry out, supervise and evaluate children’s and young people’s (from birth to 25 years) habilitation skills at home, in public settings, and in educational transitions.

The programme provides students with the opportunity to benefit from our links with Habilitation VIUK (formerly MISE UK), obtaining a qualification that matches the initial quality standards-based registration requirements for habilitation practitioners in the UK. Students work with eminent practitioners in the field of visual impairment, gaining experience of working in a variety of habilitation settings and environments.

Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits. The programme consists of four core modules (45 credits).

Students are able to exit with a Graduate Certificate on successful completion of modules one and two (taken in this order and worth 90 credits) and all other first-year assessment elements.

Core modules

Passes in all four core modules, taken in order, and successful completion of all the various assessment elements of the programme are required for an overall pass for the programme.

  • Policy and Practice in Habilitation Studies
  • Habilitation in Educational Contexts and the Extended Curriculum
  • Habilitation at Home, In Public Contexts and During Transitions
  • Habilitation, Professional Practices and the Service Setting: The Extended Assessed Placement

Teaching and learning

Both face-to-face and virtual learning environment elements will inform the pattern of teaching on the programme. It is assessed by written assessments, coursework assignments, practical skill assessments, skill observations, self-videoed practical assessment activities, presentations, placements, and a portfolio which is matched against the Quality Standards for Habilitation Work with Children and Young People (2011).

Placement

Modules three and four involve an extended training/teaching placement.

First degree or a minimum qualification equivalent to QCF Level 4 plus extensive relevant work experience.

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