How we can help
We can support you with a number of study related issues such as; time management, note-taking, research, planning and structuring your written work. By helping you to break assignments down into smaller tasks, we are able to support students through an assignment by setting short term targets and building motivation.
FAQs
Once you are enrolled, you should go to Room 401 and discuss this with the student disabilities advisers, Laura York and Scott Sinfield, they will then refer you for an internal screening test.
It may be that you can also get extra time in exams and assessments here at LCoM; you should go to Room 401 to inform the student disabilities advisers, Laura York and Scott Sinfield, they will then refer you for an internal screening test.
Once you are enrolled, you should go to Room 401 and discuss your this with the student disabilities advisers, Laura York and Scott Sinfield. They will refer you for Learning Support and a study skills tutor will contact you to arrange an initial appointment.
In a learning support session you will work on a 1 to 1 basis on your written assessments with your learning support tutor, who is a specialist in study skills support.
No, it is your choice whether to attend or not although if your DSA Study Needs Assessment recommends specialist study skills support, it is advisable to attend.
You can attend ‘Assignment Workshops’ which are ‘drop in’ sessions open to all students and a study skills specialist will be there to support you with your written work. The days and times for the Assignment Workshops are widely advertised across the conservatoire and you do not need to make an appointment - just turn up!
Contact us
Lucy Oloumi and Richard Oliver
0113 222 3469
