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Disability Access Route to Education Overview Better Options NCAD 30 th November 2011

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Disability Access Route to Education Overview Better Options NCAD 30 th November 2011. DARE statistics 2011. This year saw a significant rise in eligibility for both DARE (+322) and HEAR (+899) applicants. There were 2551 online applications for - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Disability Access Route to Education Overview Better Options  NCAD 30 th  November 2011

Disability Access Route to Education

OverviewBetter Options

NCAD 30th November 2011

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DARE statistics 2011

This year saw a significant rise in eligibility for both DARE (+322)and HEAR (+899) applicants. There were 2551 online applications forDARE through the CAO of which 2160 (84.7%) providedsupporting documentation and were screened.

Ineligible Eligible Total Screened

DARE 2010 905 931 1836 49% 51%

DARE 2011 907 1253 2160 42% 58%

243 applicants were screened (i.e. supplied supporting documents)for both DARE and HEAR as against 40 in 2010.

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Applicants to DARE 2011

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Post-entry Supports for Students with Disabilities

• All students with a disability can register with the Disability Support Service, irrespective of whether they come through DARE or not.

• A needs assessment is conducted to identify your specific support requirements.

• Supports may include:

– Orientation Programmes– Learning Support – Assistive Technology– Library Support– Exam Support– Note-taking/Support Worker– Academic Tuition– On Campus Transport– Educational Assistant or Personal Assistant if student has profound physical needs

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DARE & HEAR Information Sessions