Crawley College is an inclusive provider, offering courses to meet all learners’ needs. Courses are available ranging from entry level, which include Personal Progress programmes designed for students with learning difficulties and disabilities through to Higher Education degree level provision. Whichever course you/your young person applies for, the teachers will be prepared to meet their needs through communication with the Additional Support team and through following a multi-sensory approach to learning. All tutors in college have access to a team of specialists who can offer strategies and support in relation to:
- Dyslexia
- Dyspraxia
- Asperger Syndrome
- ASC
- D/deaf and Hearing Impairment
- ADHD
- Assistive Technology
- EAL
- Mental Health
The college offers support in three main forms: In Class Support, Out of Class Support and Exam Concessions Assessments.
In class support is provided to ensure that learners have the opportunity to perform to their full ability in taught sessions. This may come in the form of academic support, with a note taker or reader; social support to allow those with social communication difficulties to participate in class and practical support, providing those with mobility/physical difficulties to engage in their learning.
Out of Class Support is designed to provide learners with the necessary skills to become independent in college, their personal lives and beyond. Individualised programmes are devised for learners by highly qualified and experienced tutors to meet their academic, social and emotional needs.
Crawley College is an inclusive provider, offering courses to meet all learners’ needs. Courses are available ranging from entry level, which include Personal Progress programmes designed for students with learning difficulties and disabilities through to Higher Education degree level provision. Whichever course you/your young person applies for, the teachers will be prepared to meet their needs through communication with the Additional Support team and through following a multi-sensory approach to learning. All tutors in college have access to a team of specialists who can offer strategies and support in relation to:
- Dyslexia
- Dyspraxia
- Asperger Syndrome
- ASC
- D/deaf and Hearing Impairment
- ADHD
- Assistive Technology
- EAL
- Mental Health
The college offers support in three main forms: In Class Support, Out of Class Support and Exam Concessions Assessments.
In class support is provided to ensure that learners have the opportunity to perform to their full ability in taught sessions. This may come in the form of academic support, with a note taker or reader; social support to allow those with social communication difficulties to participate in class and practical support, providing those with mobility/physical difficulties to engage in their learning.
Out of Class Support is designed to provide learners with the necessary skills to become independent in college, their personal lives and beyond. Individualised programmes are devised for learners by highly qualified and experienced tutors to meet their academic, social and emotional needs.