An example of adjustments to exams in your Learning Contract may include:
- resitting your exam again without penalty
- having extra time to finish your exam
- having an allocated seat for your exam
If your Learning contract states that you have an allocated seat, you will need to check the seating plan outside the exam room.
This plan will show you where your allocated seat is.
You should tell the invigilator if there are any problems with your allocated seat. This includes any specialist equipment such as an ergonomic chair.
This recommendation has been based on your disability and not your course. It's important to talk to staff on your course to agree to exam adjustments.
You can do this in person, by phone, or by email.
You can use this email template:
Dear academic staff member,
My learning contract states 'adjustment to exams required'. I would like to discuss suitable adjustments
Please can we meet to discuss this / discuss this over the phone / discuss this by email (delete or add as necessary).
Thanks,
Student
Student Number:
If you have problems agreeing adjustments, book an appointment with a disability adviser.
Learning Contract review
During your time at university your learning needs may change. This could be because you have a new condition or your current condition may have changed.
Contact the Disabled Student Support team if you think your learning contract needs to be reviewed.