Higher Education Learning Support offers development of study strategies and guidance on disability support. All students are welcome to discuss support to help you make the transition to studying at degree level.
Studying at university level is a bit different to college or school and Higher Education Learning Support offers small group and individual support to help you adjust.
We can help you to:
- Make effective notes
- Understand assignment guidelines and criteria
- Write reports
- Structure essays
- Understand how to research and reference
- Give spoken presentations and develop presentation skills
- Manage your time and learn organisational skills
- Revise and learn exam techniques
- Brush up on grammar, spelling and punctuation.
Study skills resources are also available on Moodle and support can be online as well as face to face.
Access to support helped me to ensure assignments were as accurate as possible and the on-going support helped me to organise and prioritise tasks and assignments for all accessed modules.
Accessing support
We encourage you to tell us about your particular needs when you apply. This information helps us to make the right arrangements for you and provide the best possible support, making sure that your experience at Moulton College is a positive one.
Once you are at the College you can find the Service on the ground floor of HE Centre.
Academic support has really helped me improve my confidence when submitting assignments. It is also a reassuring process as you know what to improve with your assignment, so there is less stress thinking about the assignment after the submission process.
Help for dyslexic students and students with disabilities includes:
- Free dyslexia screening
- Individual study skills support with dyslexia qualified tutors (usually funded through Disabled Students' Allowance)
- Exam and assessment support
- Assistive software on student access computers across the campus.
- Practical help to apply for the Disabled Students' Allowance (DSA)
- Individualised support recommendations and liaison with academic tutors
Further information for students with disabilities and on DSA is available here:
- GOV.UK for information on Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSAs) and other financial help if you’re disabled.
- UCAS advice and support for students with disabilities
Support has allowed for my confidence to improve when submitting high quality work and knowing support is on hand when required.
Contact details
If you would like more information about how we can support your studies at Higher Education level please contact Caroline Caplan, HE Learning Support Tutor/Coordinator either by email or by phone, 01604 491131