Learning
Professional development opportunities

Tilting the Seesaw
A two-day, professional learning course delivered by Autism New Zealand for Teams of family and professionals working together to support Tamariki with autism aged 5 to 12 years.
Teams may include parents, caregivers, other family/whānau, primary school teachers, teacher aids, learning assistants, SENCOs, or RTLBs.

Incredible Years Helping Children with Autism teacher programme
For teachers and early childhood educators of children aged 2 to 5 with autism. The programme covers: Language development, Social interactions and school readiness, and Emotional literacy and self-regulation.

Learning support study awards and scholarships
Detailed information on the Learning Support Study Awards and Scholarships.
Awards offered include Learning Support Study Awards for teachers in early learning services and schools and scholarships to support people undertaking specific specialist courses.

SCERTS in practice
Links to an internal page on this website that has handouts, information sheets, and presentations on the concepts of the Social Communication, Emotional Regulation and Transactional Supports (SCERTS) Model.
Has a downloadable PDF of the SCERTS Framework in NZ
What are other ASD teams doing?
Do you have a story to share?
Do you have an example that can demonstrate effective practice of an ASD team?
If so, please email [email protected]. Use the subject line "ASD story of effective practice".