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<h3 class="title2">Global Demand for Educators with SEN Skills</h3>
<p class="bd-text">Today, children with disabilities are being diagnosed earlier in life than ever before. In fact, 1 in 6 children have a developmental disability. Some of these students have serious cognitive, learning or physical challenges; others may be classified as gifted or exceptional. Equally important, many schools integrate students with special needs into regular classes, making the need for teachers with special education training even more essential. Asian College of Teachers, the pioneer in teacher training and education in Asia, has gone a step ahead in providing students with carefully designed and well developed SEN programs which will prepare you to become all the more “job ready” and “skilled” from the rest.  <br><br>
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In terms of job prospects, the US, Europe, the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East region shows great promise in providing job opportunities. This, consequentially, has led to an increase in the enrollments for SEN courses. SEN educators work in more places than just schools. In addition to working in public and private elementary, middle and high schools, special education teachers can work in childcare service centers and other institutions, including hospitals and residential treatment programs. So, even if you don’t see yourself teaching in a school environment, there are other avenues available to you. Regardless of their workplace, all educators work with students with an aim to achieve their full potential. <br><br>
The Special Education Needs (SEN) courses by ACT are designed carefully to meet the international standards and help you in becoming a global educator adept at handling children with special needs in inclusive classrooms across the world. SEN, as a field, has gradually grown thus leading to a global demand for certified and qualified SEN professionals. There aren’t enough SEN professional to meet the rising demands. The global special education teacher training market is expected to post a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of close to 4%during the period <strong>2018-2022</strong>, according to a latest market research. One of the key factors that is driving the growth of the market is an increased demand for special educators. The said market research also provides an analysis of the most important trends expected to impact the market outlook during the forecast period. It highlights the rise in inclusive education as one of the key emerging trends in the global special education teacher training market.<br><br>
Inclusive education or the rise in inclusive classrooms in various institutions across the globe consists of a classroom for both general students as well as special students. The increase in the number of government initiatives and the advent of policies, which allow special students to learn in general classrooms, have catapulted the growth of inclusive classrooms across regions. The trend of inclusive classrooms is more prominent in developed economies around the world. The introduction of inclusive classrooms has set new standards for teacher education in the field of SEN. It is also that in schools, students who participate in special education programs, are required to have an Individualized Education Plan (IEP), which almost always requires that they are taught by a teacher with special education knowledge and skills. Therefore, there is a steady rise in the demand for teachers who are proficient in both classroom set-up, i.e. general and inclusive classes. However, several schools lack teachers proficient in both aspects as there has been an increase in faculty shortage. <br><br>
 <img src="assets/images/blog/post2.jpg" class="acc-img">In terms of job prospects, the US, Europe, the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East region shows great promise in providing job opportunities. This, consequentially, has led to an increase in the enrollments for SEN courses. SEN educators work in more places than just schools. In addition to working in public and private elementary, middle and high schools, special education teachers can work in childcare service centers and other institutions, including hospitals and residential treatment programs. So, even if you don’t see yourself teaching in a school environment, there are other avenues available to you. Regardless of their workplace, all educators work with students with an aim to achieve their full potential. <br><br>
 	Job prospects for educators skilled in SEN teaching vary according to place but preschool-level jobs are expected to grow 8% through 2026, or faster than the national average for all jobs. The job outlook for special education teachers at other levels, including secondary and middle level, is expected to grow 6%, or about the national average.
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<h4 class="sub-title">Should I Become a Special Education Teacher?</h4>
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If you’re interested in evaluating students’ skills and adapting lessons to fit their needs, you should consider an education program that offers you a path to certification in special education. You’ll learn how to teach an entire class of special education students as well as how to mentor each student individually. As the lead teacher in the classroom, it will be your responsibility to coordinate all of your students’ IEPs and tracking their progress and goals with the help of parents, counsellors, and administrators. Teaching students with disabilities can present unique challenges, as students can sometimes have multiple disabilities or severe disabilities. For that reason, special education teachers should be patient, flexible and even-tempered.
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<h4 class="sub-title">Special Ed Teacher Salary Information (Global Average)</h4>	
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The <strong>Bureau of Labor Statistics</strong> provides median salary information for special education teachers according to grade level:
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                          <td>Preschool Teacher</td>
                          <td>53,990 USD</td>
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                          <td>55,810 USD</td>
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                          <td>57,280 USD</td>
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                          <td>58,500 USD</td>
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