Nazarene Theological College

At Nazarene Theological College, we’re committed to making your learning journey as accessible, supported, and empowering as possible. If you have a disability, learning difference, long-term health condition, or mental health difficulty, we’re here to work with you — from your first enquiry through to graduation.

We regularly support students with:

• Dyslexia, dyspraxia, or ADHD
• Mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression
• Autism spectrum conditions
• Sensory impairments (e.g. sight or hearing loss)
• Chronic or long-term health conditions
• Physical or mobility challenges

Support includes:

• Early advice and access planning — starting from the application stage
• Guidance with applying for Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA)
• Arranging learning adjustments such as accessible materials or extra time in exams
• Regular check-ins to ensure your support remains effective
• Coordinating specialist equipment or services where funded by DSA

We know that every student’s needs are different. By sharing any support needs as early as possible — ideally before your course begins — we can work with you to put meaningful, personalised arrangements in place.

Find out more about how to access support and who to contact here.