Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Courses

by Deaf Umbrella Ltd

 

A Communication Support Worker (CSW) plays a crucial and multifaceted role, acting as the vital link for information exchange between deaf and hearing individuals, particularly within educational settings.

Our CPD-accredited online courses are designed to equip you with essential skills to excel as a Communication Support Worker (CSW).

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Investing in your training it’s a leap toward excellence

 With our CPD-accredited courses, you can study at your own pace and gain practical skills that make a real difference in the lives of Deaf students.

 

Why Keep Learning?

 

  • CPD Matters:
    Investing in professional training shows employers your commitment to growth and ensures you’re equipped to navigate real-world challenges.

  • What CPD Accreditation Means:
    Gain recognition, earn CPD points, and prove your expertise in a competitive field.

  • Flexible Learning:
    Study at your own pace and fit learning into your busy schedule while developing essential skills.

                  

Available Courses

 

                

Coming Soon...

 

Here's a sneak peek at the upcoming courses we're preparing to launch. Keep an eye on our website and official social media platforms for updates on their launch dates and be the first to enrol in your next learning adventure!

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