Common use of Reasonable Adjustments Clause in Contracts

Reasonable Adjustments. 3.4.1 The College has a statutory duty to make reasonable adjustments to ensure that you can access teaching, learning materials, facilities, and assessments to successfully complete your programme. Equality Act 2010 (paragraph 20) 3.4.2 This anticipatory duty requires that adjustments that are reasonable are made. What is reasonable is assessed on the individual circumstances and available medical, other professional, programme and applicant / student stated requirements. In assessment of what is reasonable, UCKM will take the following into account: a) The effect of the disability on the individual student and potential adjustments which may be made to remove barriers to learning, teaching and assessment and engagement with the UCKM community and student life. b) The effectiveness of the particular reasonable adjustment in removing or overcoming identified barriers and potential disadvantages. c) Any potential health and safety issues for the individual and including the relevant interests of other people. d) The feasibility of the changes. e) The resources available (both those of the UCKM / KMC and other financial assistance such as the Disabled Students’ Allowances) and the costs of making the reasonable adjustment.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Student Agreement, Student Agreement