Learning Support Services

Learning Support exists to help identify and remove barriers so every student can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally.

Students may receive support for academic challenges, learning differences, attention or executive functioning needs, English language development, or social-emotional growth. Our goal is not to label students, but to understand how they learn best and provide the tools they need to succeed.

Learning differences are common worldwide. Globally, an estimated 1 in 7 learners experiences a learning disability, and UNESCO reports that nearly 240 million children worldwide live with disabilities. Increasingly, students who receive learning support go on to attend universities around the world – including highly competitive institutions – where academic accommodations are common and widely respected.

Identifying a learning barrier does not limit potential – it unlocks it. When we understand how a student learns, we can tailor instruction, build confidence, and promote long-term success.

For more information about Learning Support services or to discuss your child’s needs, please contact aisndirector@aisniamey.org.

Sources: UNESCO (2023 Global Education Monitoring Report); UNICEF (2022 global disability estimates); OECD and international higher education disability access reports.