Such as stammers, apraxia, language or vocal impairments, dysarthria, or other conditions that might impact your ability to speak (e.g. Tourette’s Syndrome, traumatic brain injury, neurological disorders, selective mutism or hearing loss) We can discuss and explore your requirements with you to create a Support Plan that supports your individual needs. Your Support Plan may include the ability to request coursework deadline extensions and alternative exam arrangements, such as exams in smaller or solo venues, rest breaks and extra time. The Support Plan can make staff in your academic school aware of any issues which may arise, and facilitate you using any assistive technology that may help you during your studies. This may include reasonable adjustments for presentations, group work, oral exams, placements or any other element of your course where speaking is required. Other support that we can offer is detailed below and you can contact us by emailing Disability Support where you will be allocated a Disability Adviser to discuss your support with you. Support in your academic school - We can liaise with your school's Disability Liaison Officer to help you with any questions you may have related to your course. Oral Exams – We can make alternative exam arrangement for your Oral Exams, such as presentations. Other Support - We can also let you know about available support across the university, such as the Sports Centre, Students' Union, the Disability Liaison Officer Network. Feel free to look at the following resources: A guide to supporting students who stammer for university staff Tourettes Action ‘going to university guide’ Goldsmiths University of London guide to finding your voice