Centre for Accessible Learning
Supporting your learning experience
The Centre for Accessible Learning (formerly the Disability Resource Centre or DRC) provides a wide range of services and educational accommodations for students with a documented disability, including anxiety and depression. The centre's faculty and staff are available on both campuses to arrange services and supports such as classroom and exam accommodations, accessibility assistance, and to act as a resource for students, faculty and staff.
Providing equitable access to Camosun students
The Centre for Accessible Learning is guided by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the BC Human Rights Code.
Services
If you have documented needs that require accommodation in the classroom, we can help you transition into Camosun and support you during your time at the college. To achieve the goal of equitable access, we have a wide range of individualized services and supports. We strive to meet your needs within your specific academic program.
Getting started
If you know you may need accommodation, it is important to see us as soon as possible. The process of registering for services can take some time.
Learn more about the process of getting started with the Centre for Accessible Learning.
Upcoming Info Sessions
Get an overview of the Centre for Accessible Learning, college resources, funding options, campus orientation and eligibility information.
Sessions are held on the following dates:
Contact us to register.
Hear from our students
Watch student testimonial videos.
Don't look at it like you're taking advantage of a system... You're putting yourself on a level playing field with other students.
Todd, Camosun student
