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Would you consider coming to my area?

Published: 25th November, 2019

Updated: 14th May, 2021

Author: IPSEA Training

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    These are generally run from 10am until 3.30pm to make them as parent-friendly as possible.

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    We run a programme of events across England and try to visit most regions/areas as often as we can.

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    Part of our charitable remit is to train parents in the law.

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    If you want to keep up to date with all the news in the SEND field, you can subscribe to IPSEA's legal updates as part of your online training.

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    Because our training brings in a significant amount of funds to IPSEA as a charity and goes towards funding out helpline and tribunal support service, we’re unable to circulate the answers for our training.

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    Yes, as part of your enrolment, you will be enrolled on our quick guide to using our training portal.

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    You have six months to complete your training from the day you enrol (18 months if you have purchased out combined training of Levels 1-3).

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