ADSHE is delighted to announce the launch of the ADSHE QA Tutor Map, designed to help Needs Assessors (NA’s) locate and contact ADSHE QA freelance members. It can also be used to search for any of our QA members who have opted to be placed on the map, and
At a time when getting to conference and face-to-face events has become extremely difficult, ADSHE has responded by offering a series of high-calibre CPD modules – online. These modules are reasonably priced and provide an excellent training resource for Specialist 1:1 Tutors in Further and Higher Education. As individual
ADSHE have collated a Hub for advice and resources in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, which is being updated on a regular basis: Government advice: England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland Government guidance for educational settings: England Wales Scotland Northern Ireland Office for Students: Student Guide to Coronavirus
ADSHE has today published a response to /The battle over dyslexia/ article, written by Sirin Kale and published in The Guardian on 17th September, 2020. Please read the full response by clicking on the button below. view response
ADSHE has devised a timely and essential guide for students who are thinking of going to university, and are weighing up their options at this time. The guide runs through 7 aspects they should consider in order to make an informed decision, and includes a /clearing checklist/ to help make
ADSHE recently took part in a series of roundtable events for the Disabled Students' Commission, which looked to understand the impact of Covid-19 on prospective and current disabled and neurodiverse students. The report /Three Months To Make A Difference/ has been published as a result of these events, which challenges
Is the Covid crisis further undermining support for our neurodiverse students? ADSHE has published a response to the Department for Education's decision to allow Evaluations of Need to replace full Diagnostic Assessment reports due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The full article can be found by clicking the button below;
The Chair of ADSHE regularly attends the Disabled Students' Stakeholder Group, representing the views of our members and students. Please click on the button(s) below for the latest news from the DSSG. 10.09.19 15.01.20 31.03.20 05.05.20 02.06.20 The Department
Enrollment has now closed - but you can register for the January 2022 cohort by clicking here ADSHE Level 5 course: Teaching Students with Specific Learning Differences in FE & HE Enrollment has closed for our Level 5 course, running from January 2021 until December 2021. In collaboration with
One policy, an assortment of cover ADSHE has teamed up with Towergate Insurance to provide a variety of cover in one product, so there’s no need for you to purchase a portfolio of different policies to ensure you are protected against various possibilities. Our professional liability policy provides cover