Do you need support?
As a college we are committed to ensuring that all students are given every opportunity to succeed on their courses, but we know that some may need extra help and support due to specific needs. This may be because of a disability, learning difficulty or a medical or mental health condition. Some learners may need practical help, for example specialist equipment or access arrangements.
Types of support available:
■ Assessment of learning needs
■ Advice and guidance
■ Help with study skills
■ Specialist arrangements in exams or for assessed work and assignments
■ Specialist equipment and resources to help individual learners
■ Specialist tuition, either 1:1, workshops or in class
■ Specialist staffing such as signers, communicators and classroom support workers
■ Adapted materials in accessible formats
■ Guided tours of the campus when necessary to support a disability
■ Referrals to other services such as welfare, guidance or counselling if appropriate.
How do I let you know about my needs?
When you enrol let the staff member enrolling you know your needs or you can contact Additional Learning Support (ALS) at the help desk.
Contact Us
All information supplied to us is treated with respect and confidentiality. It may be used to make reasonable adjustments so that you are treated fairly and will not be used to discriminate against you. In order to meet your needs and make any adjustments necessary, we do however need to inform the relevant members of staff.
Hammersmith Campus:
ALS Office 0208 741 1688 ext. 2600
ALS Programme Manager: Kathleen O’Connor 020 7565 1220
Southall Campus:
ALS Office 0208 231 6185
ALS Programme Manager: Glenda Barber 020 8231 6144
Ealing Campus:
ALS Office 0208 231 6031
ALS Programme Manager: Glenda Barber 020 8231 6144
Acton Campus:
ALS Office 0208 231 6353
ALS Programme Manager: Pete Way 0208 231 6303
