Diploma in Hearing Therapy

1. The Hearing-Impaired Child and Language

• Working Methods with Hearing-Impaired People and Introduction to Oralism
• Fundamentals of Language
• Stages and Phases of the Language Acquisition Process in the Hearing Impaired Child
• Main Implications in the Comprehensive Development of the Child with Hearing and Speech Impairment

2. The Hearing Impaired Child, his/her Condition and Environment

• Family
• The Role of Parents in the Process
• Basic Concepts about Hearing and Hearing Loss
• Auditory Training Programme

3. Therapeutic work

• Importance of Identification and Early Intervention for Children with Hearing Loss
• Strategies and Activities
• Elaboration of Work Plans
• Elaboration of a Progress Report

*The sequence and contents may vary slightly, but all material will cover the same course topics

Rebeca Munguía Olvera

Rebeca is a distinguished graduate of the Mexican Institute of Hearing and Language (IMAL), specialising in Hearing, Speech, Oral and Written Language Therapy. With a diploma in Art Therapy and studies in Music Therapy, she has focused her career on helping deaf and hard of hearing children. At IMAL, Rebeca has been a teacher, supervisor, coordinator and teaching director. At university level, she has taught subjects related to deaf education and Music Therapy. Her experience extends to working with children with various Neuromotor Disorders and she has developed art programmes for the deaf. Rebeca has also collaborated with Save the Children Mexico and currently offers private consultations, counselling and workshops.

SAERA uses a self-paced learning method, i.e., it is not necessary to be online on a determined schedule. This model is extremely flexible, allowing you to study around existing work and family commitments. All of the course materials are available as soon as the course starts, and the student goes through them at their own speed.

Our distance learning model combines teaching through virtual classroom, tutorial support and online self-study.

The students of the Master are connected and in constant communication through discussion forums led by course tutors and the internal messaging of the virtual campus. This will help them solve doubts by exchanging knowledge and acquiring greater skills when it comes to passing each module.

The assessment will be conducted entirely online, and includes several modes of assessment including the following:

• Assignments: Each assignment is different and can include essay assignments, case-based assignments, short questions, etc. Full details are offered within the module itself.
• Multiple choice questions tests
• Short answer questions test

Each assignment that is required for a course is clearly shown on the Virtual Classroom. You must submit your assignment before the end of the month in order for it to be accepted as “on time.”

You can find more information on each of these options by clicking here.

Optional recognition

The students have the option to include in their certificate the recognition of the Hague Apostille. A country that signs the Hague Convention recognises the legal effectiveness of a public document issued in another country that signs the Convention.

If the convention applies between two countries, the Apostille is sufficient to certify a document’s signatures legality, and removes the need for double-certification, by the originating country and then by the receiving country.

The students have the option to include in their certificate the recognition of the Hague Apostille. The price of this service is 90€ (shipping costs not included).

Attention: Certificates issued by Lucentum Universitas cannot be provided with a Hague Apostille.

You can download the Apostille Request Form here 

Also visit the Updated list of the Countries adhering to the Convention

If you need assistance, please contact to information@saera.eu