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Overview

SET-BC Service Delivery Process

SET-BC is a Ministry of Education Provincial Resource Program established to assist school districts in educating students whose access to the curriculum is restricted primarily due to the following disabilities:

• physical disabilities or chronic health impairments
• visual impairments
• dependent handicaps
• deafblindness
• autism spectrum disorders
• moderate to profound intellectual disabilities

SET-BC

• Lends assistive technologies (reading, writing & communication tools) to ensure students’ access to educational programs.
• Assists school districts in training students & educators to use these technologies.

SET-BC services to school districts include 4 key components: 

• Consultation
• Technology Loans
• Training
• Resources

SET-BC allocates services to school districts based on:

• Budget and staffing
• Number of eligible students reported in each district.

SET-BC services are provided in partnership with British Columbia school districts.

• District Partners play a key role in coordinating SET-BC services in their districts. School team members who have any questions about the SET-BC process should contact their District Partner for information and support.