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Student Access and Support Unit

The Student Access and Support Unit provides a range of services to meet the needs of our students, including:

A range of support services:

  • Specialist computer facilities for the blind or visually impaired
  • Communication Support services for the Deaf/deaf
  • Personal assistance and support for those with limited mobility or other personal support needs
  • Support for those with learning difficulties
  • Specialist support for people with Specific Learning Difficulties e.g.dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia (Additional Support Pages)
  • Links to specialist services both within the College and externally, including counseling and welfare services
  • Specialist computer facilities for the blind or visually impaired

A broad range of staff expertise:

  • Comprehensive provision for the Deaf or Hearing Impaired
  • Specialist provision for the Blind or Visually Impaired, including discrete courses and 1:1 support
  • Support for people with mental health difficulties
  • Personal support for people with limited mobility or medical conditions
  • Extensive provision for people with learning difficulties, including profound and complex disabilities
  • Note-takers and educational support workers
  • 1:1 support for learners with Autistic Spectrum Disorders

A range of assistive technologies and equipment:

  • learning resources and specialist equipment to support your learning
  • transcriptions of materials into accessible formats, including Braille, tactile, large print or audio
  • adaptive furniture, including chairs and adjustable height work stations
  • the majority of our accommodation is accessible and there are specialist parking facilities
  • specialist toilet facilities at most sites and specialist shower room facilities at the Tile Hill site
  • accessible fitness equipment in the Sports Hall
  • specialist computer software and screen enhancements

Assessment and examination arrangements:

  • On-course assessments will, wherever possible, take account of individual needs
  • Adaptations to external assessments and formal examinations will require a negotiation with the Awarding Body and may include:
    • Extra time
    • language modification
    • communication support
    • an amanuensis
    • reader
    • alternate accommodation
    • transcriptions
    • adaptive technologies (Additional Support Pages)

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