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Introduction to Consultative Collaborative Support

Introduction to Consultative Collaborative Support (ICCS) is a proactive outreach program designed to assist schools to access professional learning and resources recommended by SSEND. The program will guide school representatives to identify their needs, along with a complementary range of resources, to support students with disabilities in their schools. Participants will also have the option to access coaching and periodical check-ins following the initial engagement with the ICCS program.

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Participating in the Introduction to Consultative Collaborative Support program

Department of Education teachers and school leaders can apply using the form below. Participants are sent an invitation to a SSEND showcase event, which will give an overview of available professional learning and resources. During this session participants will engage with a SSEND Consulting Teacher to design a professional learning pathway. Participants then have the option to be supported through coaching and periodical check-ins over a four-week period.

Express interest to join the ICCS program

Department of Education staff can express interest to be part of the ICCS proactive outreach program. If you cannot find an event that you are able to attend on the 'live events' page, you can register your interest below.

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More information about SSEND's professional learning suite

The School of Special Educational Needs Disability (SSEND) offers their professional learning opportunities in a range of formats. To learn more, visit the SSEND professional learning dashboard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some questions that are frequently asked in relation to the ICCS program.

Who can apply?

ICCS is available to Western Australian Department of Education teachers and school leaders. Education assistants (EAs) are welcome to attend the professional learning component to view and talk through the resources available, but SSEND would not typically be able to provide the targeted coaching component of ICCS for EAs.

What is my time commitment?

ICCS requires you to attend a 2.5 hour professional learning showcase event. After attending this, you can access an optional coaching program which includes check-in via phone over a four-week period.

When do I become part of the ICCS program?

After you have sent through your application for the ICCS program, you will receive an invitation to the SSEND showcase event, which will begin your ICCS journey. Once you have completed this professional learning you can access coaching.

What is ICCS coaching?

ICCS coaching involves a SSEND Consulting Teacher working with participants to develop a goal. The coach will then check in with participants via phone over a four-week period to support the completion of this goal.