We want to empower you and promote you to the level of ambassadors and advocates for inclusive education and certification on neurodivergent teaching, is the very first step towards that

SEN Training Certificate

Teachers, you asked Rotary Club of World Disability Advocacy for a solution and we got @PAGS-UK, the best architects of online training, to partner up with us just for you… Consider it our gift to you 🎁. So don’t miss out on this golden opportunity… You are just 3 hours away from becoming the superstar 🎉 teacher for your students!

With this intense, but well paced online training, you will become a master teacher-leader who will inspire other teachers, parents and learners… And together, we will make the world of learning even more inclusive for neurodivergent learners… Be the light and hope for your students who are struggling in your classrooms….

Let’s become the guides for those lost in our classrooms – we know they learn differently so we will now teach them differently too… 🧑🏽‍🏫 @RCWDA, We want to empower you and promote you to the level of ambassadors and advocates for inclusive education and certification on neurodivergent teaching, is the very first step towards that…🫶🏽.

These learners matter and are the hidden gems in our educational institutions… We have to make them shine and sparkle, like everyone else🎆

Hurry up! And quickly enroll yourselves for just £40 (or approximately $USD50) to get trained and certified … Or you can change the life of a teacher and his/her students, by paying up for their training and certification! With love and light your way, Chair RCWDA Pillar of Focus – Education and Inclusive Education Summit 2025. This is Rotarian Sonia Rajbans wishing you well and hoping to hear your feedback on our official email RotaryWDA@gmail.com.

Happy learning!

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Sonia Kaur Rajbans, our panelists bring together a wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion. These global thought leaders, educators, and advocates are united in their mission to create a world where children with disabilities have equal access to education.

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