DSA Extra Time Exam & Access Arrangements Assessments for by Expert Psychologists in London, Birmingham & Nottingham UK
DSA Extra Time Exam
DSA Extra Time Exam & Access Arrangements Assessments for by Expert Psychologists in London, Birmingham & Nottingham UK
DSA Extra Time Exam
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Assessments for Extra Time in Exams & Support
Our adult educational assessments typically involve the following:
- An initial discussion with the psychologist about your academic, social and emotional background.
- An assessment of intellectual functioning.
- A reading assessment.
- A writing assessment
- A numeracy assessment.
- A full report explaining the assessment results.
- A targeted set of recommendations to further support you.
- Recommendations as to what additional support you need to develop your academic skills (such as additional time in exams and/or other exam concessions.) This report can be used as part of a Disabled Student’s Allowances (DSA) application which will help you gain additional financial support
- Advice on whether you are academically gifted
- Advice on study skills and exam preparation you may benefit from
- We carry out similar assessment for Assess to Work and to support applications other allowances for disabled people.
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- Neurodevelopment disorders such as intellectual disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder,
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder;
- Developmental Coordination Disorder (Dyspraxia);
- Specific Learning Disorders (such as dyslexia);
- Neurocognitive disorders;
- Anxiety Disorders;
- Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorder and other Psychotic Disorders;
- Bipolar and Related Disorders;
- Depressive Disorders;
- Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders;
- Trauma-and Stressor Related Disorders;
- Personality Disorders; and
- Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders.