Delivery of the Programme of Learning Sample Clauses

Delivery of the Programme of Learning. The Service Provider shall deliver the Services to: · The target group of Learners identified through Service Requirement 1; · Individuals or Learners demonstrating signs of having a barrier to learning including: · those with a specific learning difficulty / disability (either determined by Screening or professional judgement);, and/or · Individuals for whom English (ESOL) is a second language. For those individuals identified as having a barrier to learning, the Service Provider shall provide relevant support, specialist assistance and input where this is required. This includes, but is not limited to, the Service Provider undertaking (as appropriate): · further assessment of need, · 1:1 work or small group support, and · The Service Provider undertaking reasonable adjustments and the supply of relevant Equipment or assistive technologies to facilitate Learner access to the Services (e.g. for persons with a visual impairment or motor skills difficulties). · Learners who have exercised their right to self-refer to the Learning Centre, including those who may wish to study at a higher level. In particular, this includes any Learner who is approved through the Higher Education Access Board to undertake an Open University course.
Sample 1
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Delivery of the Programme of Learning. The Service Provider shall deliver the Services to: The target group of Learners identified through Service Requirement 1; Individuals or Learners demonstrating signs of having a barrier to learning including: those with a specific learning difficulty / disability (either determined by Screening or professional judgement);, and/or Individuals for whom English (ESOL) is a second language. For those individuals identified as having a barrier to learning, the Service Provider shall provide relevant support, specialist assistance and input where this is required. This includes, but is not limited to, the Service Provider undertaking (as appropriate): further assessment of need,
Sample 1

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