Learning Support definition

Learning Support means remedial or developmental coursework required by the postsecondary institution or chosen by the student that does not count toward program requirements for the Diploma, Certificate or Degree the student is seeking.

Learning Support. Means Funding to enable providers to put in place a reasonable adjustment, set out in the Equality Act 2010, for Learners with an identified learning difficulty and/or disability to achieve their learning goal.

Examples of Learning Support in a sentence

• Those students whose official TOEFL score is between 460-499 (paper-based test), 140-173 (computer-based test), or 48-61 (Internet-based test) will be required to enter the Learning Support Services English and Reading programs.

• Learning Support must not be used to deal with everyday difficulties that are not directly associated with a learner's learning on their programme.

• Where Learning Support requirements exceed the fixed monthly rate and/or the required support does not meet the ESF actual costs eligibility criteria you should raise this with your GLA Provider Manager prior to incurring expenditure.

• Where the required Exceptional Learning Support does not meet the ESF actual costs eligibility criteria you should raise this with your GLA Provider Manager prior to incurring expenditure.

• To claim Exceptional Learning Support for a learner aged 19 to 24 you must confirm why the individual does not have an EHC plan.

• Should changes be made during the term of the Contract, learners continuing from previous years will continue to be allocated Learner and Learning Support based on their initial entitlement to enable them to achieve their learning aim, as long as this can be achieved within the Contract delivery period.

• Providers should note that although your Contract is a four-year contract, there may be changes to entitlements and payment arrangements for Learner and Learning Support in future years by us or by the Government.

• A member of Learning Support Services also assists students in the Center.

• Implement a continuum of academic, behavioral, and/or other intervention strategies through the Universal Learning Support System (ULSS), as ULSS is the district’s model of Response to Intervention and Instruction (RtI2).

• Each invoice submitted by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution must include Enrolled-Hours, Paid-Hours, Learning Support and the student’s program of study information, when applicable to the program.