The Centre for Accessible Learning is committed to ensuring our students have equal access at Algonquin College. We hope that you take advantage of our excellent services and supports. The CAL provides academic accommodations and educational support services for students who have permanent and/or temporary disabilities. With more than ten percent of the student population registering for services, our goal is to provide the necessary accommodations to equalize the opportunity for students to meet their essential course or program requirements. Additionally, interim accommodations may be provided to students who are in the process of being assessed for a disability. Services are confidential, free and voluntary. Students are, however, required to self-identify in order to access services. We are mandated by the Human Rights Commission’s Guidelines for Accommodating Persons with Disabilities, the Ontario Human Rights Code and Algonquin College Policy AC01. Learn more about how to register with the CAL.
Hours
Open: 8:30am, Close: 4:45pm, Days: Mon to Fri
The Strategic Learning In the College Environment (SLICE) is a summer transition day for students who self-identify with disabilities starting their first-year at Algonquin. SLICE is one day and is free. SLICE gives you an overview of the services of the Centre for Accessible Learning and Algonquin College. You will get basic instruction in: study strategies, self-awareness/self-advocacy, post-secondary survival skills, and assistive technologies.
Make the CUT (College / University Transition) is a transition program designed to assist students with Learning Disabilities or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder make a successful transition from secondary school to college or university.
This program is a joint initiative of Carleton University’s Paul Menton Centre for Students with Disabilities and Algonquin College’s Centre for Students with Disabilities in collaboration with the Public and Catholic School boards of Ottawa-Carleton, Upper Canada and Renfrew County.
The program provides prospective students with an orientation to the post-secondary environment with a focus on specific resources available for students with Learning Disabilities or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. The next Make the CUT session will be held November 15, 2017, at Carleton University.
The Centre for Accessible Learning is committed to ensuring our students have equal access at Algonquin College. We hope that you take advantage of our excellent services and supports. The CAL provides academic accommodations and educational support services for students who have permanent and/or temporary disabilities. With more than ten percent of the student population registering for services, our goal is to provide the necessary accommodations to equalize the opportunity for students to meet their essential course or program requirements. Additionally, interim accommodations may be provided to students who are in the process of being assessed for a disability. Services are confidential, free and voluntary. Students are, however, required to self-identify in order to access services. We are mandated by the Human Rights Commission’s Guidelines for Accommodating Persons with Disabilities, the Ontario Human Rights Code and Algonquin College Policy AC01. Learn more about how to register with the CAL.
Hours
Open: 8:30am, Close: 4:45pm, Days: Mon to Fri