We know sometimes things can be challenging so if our students need help or support at any time, we have a team of friendly, qualified experienced staff available to advise and support .
We offer a wide range of services to our students, including a confidential counselling service.
Contact our Student Services on:
Phone: 01522 876220
Life can be tough no matter what your age or occupation but for students in Higher Education it can seem especially tough and loaded with challenges you don’t feel equipped to handle.
Our Health and Wellbeing Co-Ordinator, Angie Lester, helps supports students through the tough times and also can help with managing studies and indeed life!
We offer a student-centred service, offering you the kind of support students need to reach their potential and succeed on their course.
Coaching
The role of a coach is to work alongside students within a creative thinking process that inspires them to be the best that they can be in many areas of their life.
Students who opt for coaching probably don’t need as much insight, emotional support, or healing; but need to get clarity, make a plan, and take action!
Counselling
Counselling can make a difference by helping students gain greater understanding of painful experiences so they can live freely in the present, unburdened by the past.
The focus is very much on history, as a way of making sense of the present. A central feature of counselling is the exploration of memories, emotions and reactions, looking at how they impact the present and shape the person that you are. Insight gained can help students achieve a deeper understanding of themselves as they address long term pain, hurt, loss and to heal from the past.
Contact Angie Lester for further information, email: alester@lincolncollege.ac.uk
As an Career Degree student at Lincoln College University Centre, students are able to access extra support with their academic writing.
Our HE Academic Writing Development Officer, Dr Duncan Foster, can help with:
Understanding and planning assignments
Assignment structure and paragraph structure
Academic argument and critical thinking
Introductions and conclusions
Strategies for editing and proof-reading
For more information, email: duncanfoster@lincolncollege.ac.uk
Our team of friendly Library Information Advisers are on hand to help you with your studies and to support you to find and access academic research and resources.
The Advisers deliver workshops to groups and can also offer one-to-one support.
Our Library Information Advisers can help with:
Researching for your assignments
Evaluating sources
Referencing
Using AI responsibly
Study techniques
You can find out who your Adviser is and book a provisional appointment up to seven days in advance on our Library website.
For more information about the Library, take a look at our Library website.
Email: library@lincolncollege.ac.uk
Phone: 01522 876232
We offer support to learners with a learning difficulty, disability, medical condition or a mental health difficulty, including:
Hearing and visual impairment
Mental health problems
Specific learning difficulties related to Dyslexia
Autistic Spectrum Disorder/Asperger Syndrome
ADHD
Physical disability
Learning difficulties/emotional and behavioural difficulties
For learners who require any additional learning support, the Assessment Team can be contacted to arrange an appointment with an Assessment and Support Coordinator. This service is confidential.
Email: assessmentofficer@lincolncollege.ac.uk or call: 01522 876225
If learners need spiritual guidance, the Chaplains can offer support to people of all faiths and denominations.
If learners would like an appointment to see a Chaplain, please email: chaplaincy@lincolncollege.ac.uk
