Hi everyone! I'm a prospective student looking at studying a Bachelor of Education (Primary), and I'm just wondering if anyone has had experience with the university's AccessAbility support program? I have POTS, which means I'll need accommodations to succeed at uni.
Thanks!
Context: I'm 23 and have Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, which I got after becoming acutely unwell 2 years ago. I've always thought about being a teacher and am thinking about starting university for education (primary)
Does anyone have lived experience working FT, PT or casual as a primary school teacher with a chronic illness or disability? What challenges do you face? Is the university course doable for someone with limited energy? I'd really appreciate your insight - thank you so much!