Empowering inclusion through expert access assessments
Who are we
Access Assessment Centres are for individuals who require a Study Needs Assessment due to a variety of disabilities and learning needs:
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Dyslexia and dyspraxia
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AD(H)D
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Mental health difficulties
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Autism spectrum disorder
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Physical impairments or long-standing illnesses
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Visual or hearing impairments
We provide high‑quality assessments that remove barriers and unlock potential for disabled and neurodiverse individuals in education and the workplace.
Our recommendations promote independence and productivity, support statutory compliance, and lead to trusted, high‑impact outcomes.
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Fast appointments: In-person or online, usually within 1–2 weeks.
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Expert assessors: Experienced across higher education and workplace environments.
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Clear next steps: Concise reports and practical implementation support.
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Nationwide coverage: UK‑wide remote, plus accessible centres.
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How to book an assessment
What happens in a Study Needs Assessment?
An assessment is a meeting with a specialist assessor who will identify your needs and recommend a package of support. The assessment generally covers:
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Discussion of needs: Your assessor will talk with you about how your disability or learning difficulty affects your studies.
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Recommendation of support: Based on the discussion, the assessor will recommend specific equipment, software, or human support, such as a specialist mentor or note-taker.
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Creation of a report: A detailed report is created that outlines the recommended support and is sent to your funding body, like Student Finance England.
How are assessments funded?
For eligible students, the assessment is funded by the DSA. For those who are not eligible or are unable to access DSA funding, the assessment may be funded by a student's educational institution or through an apprenticeship program.
How to book an assessment
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Receive confirmation: Before booking, you must be advised by your funding body (such as Student Finance England or Wales) that you need an assessment.
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Find a provider: You can find a list of approved providers on the UK government's website by entering your postcode.
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Book the assessment: Contact an Access Assessment Centre directly, either online or by phone, to book your appointment. Remote assessments via video call (e.g., Zoom or Teams) are often available for greater flexibility.
Fast Appointments
In-person or online, usually within 1–2 weeks.
Expert Assessors
Experienced across higher education and workplace environments, including:
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Study Needs Assessments (HEI) and Workplace Needs Assessments (for employers / Access to Work) — onsite, remote and hybrid.
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Diagnostic Assessments (SpLD, ADHD, ASC) where appropriate.
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Staff Training & Awareness
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Assistive Technology & Ergonomic solutions
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Mentoring & Study Skills support
Clear Next Steps
Concise reports and practical implementation support.
Nationwide Coverage
UK‑wide remote, plus accessible centres.
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