- 1 in 10 students are likely to be dyslexic/dyspraxic
- In arts colleges this can be as high as 1 in 3
‘I always coped at school but now I’m really struggling and I don’t know why.’ First year student on BA course
- Every year a significant number of first year college and university students unexpectedly find they are failing
- Many of these students are discovered to be dyslexic/dyspraxic
- Students on HE courses may be eligible for the Disabled Students Allowance (DSA)
- The majority of colleges and universities provide excellent support for their dyslexic/dyspraxic students.
Dyslexia Solutions for Students
Dyslexia/Dyspraxia Assessments
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are needed as supporting evidence when applying for the DSA
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All our assessments are carried out in accordance with statutory guidelines
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Reports are produced in the recommended format
- Average waiting times for assessments and reports are minimal
Specialist Dyslexia/Dyspraxia Support
- can be provided at every level of study
- our aim is always to encourage the development of independent learning
DSA Applications
We have extensive experience of the DSA application process and offer a service to guide and assist students to ensure there are no avoidable delays.
- Exam Concessions
- Reports for exam concessions at FE and secondary level are available.
- Careers Advice enabling you to make informed decisions about career choices
Disabled Students Allowance (DSA)
- A Government grant for students in Higher Education to cover extra costs that arise because of a disability
- Available for UK students with disabilities (including dyslexia/dyspraxia)
- DSAs do not depend on your parents’ income
Assessments
- Exam Concessions
- DSA Applications
Reports
- Follow statutory guidelines
- Written by holders of practicing certificates
Support
- At every level of study
- Specialist IT training available
Consultation
- Free initial 30 minute consultation
Useful links
Skill: National Bureau for Students With Disabilities
Disabled Students' Allowances fact sheet : Directgov - Disabled people
