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By Peter J Clark
Understand the legal framework in the UK that protects autistic people, and gain clarity on disability rights and organisational responsibilities. This UK-specific course explains the legal protections for autistic people under the Equality Act 2010 and the Autism Act 2009. It covers discrimination and how to deal with it, as well as rights in employment, education, and access to goods and services, including the duty to make reasonable adjustments.
Overview of the Equality Act 2010 and its relevance to autism
Defining disability under the Act and how autism fits
The duty to make reasonable adjustments in employment, education, and services
Types of discrimination (direct, indirect, discrimination arising from disability, harassment) and how to deal with them
Specific protections in education (SENDA and subsequent legislation)
How the Autism Act 2009 impacts services for autistic adults in England
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We've kept our prices as low as possible so you don't have to think too hard about your budget. We want to help provide practical, meaningful education, ideas and guidance to help make the world a better, more fulfilling place for everyone. Here's how the courses are priced...
| 1 hour (condensed) | 2 hours (in-depth) | |
| Online courses | £100 | £150 |
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