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London gets cold weather pay-outs The cold snap has triggered pay-outs to millions of eligible people, including Londoners for the first time in a decade.
Are you looking for help with the following?
If so, you’ve come to the right place!
The Learning and Teaching Unit offers students support in all these areas and more. All students can receive help, whether native or non-native speakers of English, undergraduate or postgraduate, home or international. Workshops and limited one-to-one tutorials are available, as well as a whole load of help yourself resources. You can access this support by using the links on the left.
For more information contact Heidi Ward, Student Experience Coordinator, Learning and Teaching Unit, hw21@soas.ac.uk, tel 020 7898 4553.
Each faculty has a student support office where staff can help you with any questions you have about your course and put you in contact with your academic tutor and personal tutor. These offices are all situated in the main (Philips) building.
Each undergraduate student at SOAS has a Personal Tutor who is the first point of contact for students for getting advice on their welfare and progress whilst at SOAS. The system is organised through Faculty offices.
The Computer Support Desk is situated in room 103. You can contact the support desk by phone on internal extension 4950 or email helpdesk@soas.ac.uk. Download the Quick Guide to IT Services for Students for more information.
IFCELS offers in-sessional support to non-native speakers of English.
The Learning and Teaching Unit provides workshops, one-to one tutorials and help-yourself resources on study skills.
The SOAS Student disability officer provides support to students with disabilities, from when they first apply to when they graduate. For all queries related to disability, dyslexia or dyspraxia contact Zoe Davis, disability officer at zd@soas.ac.uk
