We provide a range of support services for students with
additional support needs and disabilities. These range from:
·
Specific learning disabilities (e.g. Dyslexia)
·
Mental health difficulties (e.g. Depression)
·
Physical disabilities (e.g. wheelchair users)
·
Health problems (e.g. epilepsy, chronic
fatigue)
·
Asperger’s syndrome and Autistic Spectrum
Disorder
·
Visual and hearing impairments
There are several ways you can access support: By ticking
the box on your Application Form or enrolment form OR By coming along for an appointment
once you have started your course
My advice would be, if you are thinking about support,
the earlier you do so the better. When you
do, you will be given an appointment with an Education Support Advisor who will
meet with you on a 1:1 basis in confidence and discuss your needs with you.
From here we will be able to work out what the next steps should be – if you
require a support plan and what strategies are recommended for you. We also
liaise with other support and teaching staff and aim to work together with them
to best support you.
Examples of support can include one or more of the
following:
- In class
support (e.g. support with note taking, staying on task)
- Study
Strategy Support
- Dyslexia
Screening
- Signposting
to other internal and external support
- Training
in Assistive Software (e.g. mystudybar)
- Drop
in support
- Disabled
Student Allowance application (for Advanced level students)
This is a confidential, professional and approachable
service. It is tailored to you. Support is reviewed and adapted as required
throughout the year, encouraging you to be as independent as you can be. Some
of these strategies may make the difference in helping you survive as a
student!
If you would like to speak to someone about the help we
can offer you can do so in confidence. Even if you are unsure about the support
you require but would like to find out more, please call, email or pop in for
an appointment.
Phone: 01292 293 553
Or pop in to CLIC for an appointment and ask for Fiona.

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