This CPD Supporting Children With ADHD CPD covers the following modules:

Module 1: Understanding ADHD in Children

Gain a comprehensive understanding of ADHD, including its characteristics, presentation, common misconceptions and the impact it can have on learning, behaviour and everyday life.

Module 2: Strategies for Supporting Children With ADHD

Learn practical techniques for supporting attention, organisation, emotional regulation and positive behaviour while creating inclusive learning environments that encourage participation and success.

Module 3: Long-Term Support, Safeguarding & Professional Practice

Explore multi-agency working, safeguarding responsibilities, partnership with families, ongoing support planning and professional responsibilities when working with children who have ADHD.

Knowledge of ADHD is increasingly valued across education, childcare, health and social care, youth services and family support organisations. Completing this course demonstrates a commitment to inclusive practice and equips professionals with practical strategies that can be applied immediately within their roles.

This course is particularly suitable for teaching assistants, teachers, SEN support staff, nursery practitioners, childminders, youth workers, learning mentors, family support workers and pastoral teams. It is equally beneficial for those considering careers supporting children with additional educational needs.

Employers increasingly seek professionals who understand neurodevelopmental conditions and can contribute to inclusive learning environments. Developing specialist knowledge in ADHD can strengthen applications for educational support, SEN-related roles and pastoral positions while supporting progression into more senior responsibilities.

Typical UK salary ranges vary by role and experience. Teaching assistants commonly earn between approximately £19,000 and £28,000 per year, while SEN teaching assistants and learning support practitioners may earn between £22,000 and £32,000. Qualified teachers, SEN coordinators and specialist education professionals can earn significantly higher salaries depending on qualifications, responsibilities and location.

Successful completion of this course gives learners the opportunity to obtain a CPD Certificate accredited by the CPD Standards Office, providing formal recognition of the knowledge and skills developed throughout the programme.

An accredited CPD certificate demonstrates a proactive commitment to Continuing Professional Development and can be included within professional portfolios, appraisal records and CPD logs. It provides employers with evidence of ongoing learning and a commitment to maintaining high professional standards.

As CPD recognition is respected across a wide range of industries and professional sectors, achieving this certificate can enhance career development, support future progression opportunities and reinforce professional credibility in education, childcare, health, social care and related fields.

Who should take this Supporting Children With ADHD course?

The course is suitable for teachers, teaching assistants, childcare practitioners, youth workers, SEN staff, family support professionals and anyone working with children who may have ADHD.

Do I need previous experience or qualifications?

No. There are no formal entry requirements, making the course suitable for both beginners and experienced professionals.

Is the course completed entirely online?

Yes. The course is delivered online, allowing you to study whenever and wherever it is most convenient.

Will I receive a CPD certificate?

Yes. After successfully completing the course, learners can obtain a CPD Certificate accredited by the CPD Standards Office.

What practical skills will I gain?

You will learn strategies for supporting attention, behaviour, communication, emotional regulation, classroom participation and collaborative working with families and professionals.

How long do I have to complete the course?

The flexible online format allows you to study at your own pace around work, family and other commitments.

Will this course help my career?

Yes. ADHD awareness and inclusive practice are valuable skills across education, childcare, health and social care, helping strengthen professional development and employability.

Does the course cover safeguarding responsibilities?

Yes. The programme includes safeguarding considerations, professional responsibilities and effective partnership working to support children safely and appropriately.

Is this course relevant for school staff only?

No. While highly relevant for education professionals, it is equally valuable for childcare providers, youth organisations, family support services and community-based professionals working with children.

Can this course contribute towards my Continuing Professional Development?

Yes. This CPD course supports ongoing professional learning and helps maintain an up-to-date CPD record while developing practical skills that can be applied in the workplace.