Experienced and qualified teachers will support learners with literacy, numeracy (including dyscalculia) and language development (ESOL) needs. They also support learners with specific learning difficulties, such as dyslexia and dyspraxia, and physical disabilities.

What happens when I receive ALS?

Learners requiring ALS support will take a Diagnostic Assessment that identifies their strengths and areas for improvement.  A tutor will then discuss and agree individual learning goals for each learner requiring support. The support is usually provided in small groups or in-class.

For further information about Additional Learning Support and the Study Skills Centre, you can contact:

Language Development (ESOL): Remi Ajayi
(Tottenham Centre ext. 3201)

Literacy/Numeracy: Penny Charles
(Tottenham Centre ext. 3466)

Disability Inclusion: Maxine Collins
(Tottenham Centre ext. 3545)

ALS Administrator: Tina Browning
(Tottenham Centre ext. 3162)

 

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