Student Learning Support
Student Learning Support – or SLS – offers a range of support programming designed to help
students develop the skills necessary for academic success and participate fully in their
academic programs. All of our programs are free, and open to undergraduate, graduate and
continuing education students at Ryerson. We offer the following academic support:
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Academic Accommodation Support
English Language Support
Graduate Student Support
Math Support
Study Skills and Transition Support
Writing Support
Test Centre
Register, book an appointment, view workshops or group
sessions on our website:
Web: www.ryerson.ca/studentlearningsupport
Email: sls@ryerson.ca
Tel: (416) 598 – 5978
Location: 4th floor, Student Learning Centre, 341 Yonge Street
Academic Accommodation Support
416-979-5290 / TDD/TTY: 416-979-5274
aasadmin@ryerson.ca
Academic Accommodation Support for students living with disabilities looking for help with their
academic accommodations.
 Develop your Academic Accommodation Plan
 Get guidance on the use of adaptive technologies
 Connect with RU-Noted – the student note-taking program
 Apply for the Bursary for Students with Disability
 Learning Specialist consultations
English Language Support
English Language Support for students who use English as an additional language looking for
help with their writing, reading, listening, and speaking skills.
 Meet with a Peer English Language Facilitator
 Improve your written and oral communication
 Revise a written assignment
 Practice and get feedback on an upcoming presentation
Graduate Student Support
Graduate Student Support for students enrolled in one of Ryerson’s Master’s or PhD programs
looking for help with developing graduate-focused academic skills.
 Get individual writing support
 Join the Dissertation Assistance Program
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Register for Workshops or Writing Groups
Math Support
Math Support offers comprehensive support to all Ryerson students looking for help with math,
guidance in their math-related courses, or simply to develop their math skills.
 Get individual math assistance on a drop-in basis
 Receive facilitated group tutoring for math courses
 Learn and develop strategies to solve math problems
Study and Transition Skills
Study and Transition Skills for students who want to develop their study skills and habits, and
are looking for academic support in their transition to Ryerson.
 Develop effective study skills
 Learn to participate in class and prepare for a test/exam
 Join course-based Supported Learning Groups
 Work towards clearing your academic standing
Writing Support
Writing Support for students looking to improve their writing skills and receive help with their
writing assignments.
 Book or drop-in for individual writing support
 Understand the expectations of university-level writing
 Discuss your ideas and clarify your thinking
 Learn to integrate sources and paraphrase correctly
Test Centre
(416) 979 5000 ext. 7932
testcentre@ryerson.ca
The Test Centre is a student and faculty service designed to assist in facilitating the scheduling
of make-up and accommodated tests and exams at Ryerson University. Make-up tests are
scheduled according to University policy and only with the approval from your instructor.
There are also Faculty-specific academic support services
available to Ryerson students:
Student Services in TRSM
Location: TRSM, Room 2-168
416-979-5000 ext. 2435
student.trsm@ryerson.ca
www.ryerson.ca/student.trsm
The Student Services team in the Ted Rogers School of Management is here to support your
success in and out of the classroom. Services include tutoring, peer learning support, and
facilitated study groups. You can also drop by the Student Resource Centre to learn about
services, clubs and events offered on campus.
Faculty of Community Services Drop-in Centre
Location: Library Building, LIB-549
416-979-5000 ext. 2406
fcs.support@ryerson.ca
www.ryerson.ca/fcs/students/support
The FCS Drop-In Centre provides Faculty of Community Services students with academic skills
support. Students receive assistance with navigating course outlines, specific assignments, and
study and writing skills for FCS courses as well as professionally-related and liberal studies
courses. Students can participate in Learning Circles, Writing Circles and Peer2Peer Individual
Support.