This information applies to Northern Ireland

You should contact the colleges that interest you and get hold of their prospectus. Read each prospectus carefully to find out how accessible they are for wheelchair users and how they would cater for the needs of wheelchair users. If the prospectus does not tell you all you want to know, contact the college concerned for further information. You may wish to ask for an interview to discuss accessibility.

If your course requires you to go on a work placement then make sure the college can arrange one that is suitable for your needs.

There is an organisation that can give advice to students with disabilities. It is called the National Bureau for students with disabilities (SKILL).

For more information about SKILL, see Education: organisations which give information and advice.

For information about financial support for students including students with disabilities, see Financial support for higher education students.

Other Frequently asked questions about education:

• My child is being bullied at school, what can I do?
• Can my son get financial help to go to college after his GCSEs?
• Can I educate my child at home?
• What can I do if my daughter is expelled from school?
• I have just found out my child is autistic, can she continue to go to our local primary school?