If you have any disability or a complex medical condition that affects your functioning, you can contact the Matna on your campus, accompanied by relevant medical documents from a specialist doctor, to examine your eligibility for adjustments in learning methods and exams. Certificates from a general practitioner or family doctor will not be accepted.
The diagnosis must be up-to-date and include the following information:

• A clear diagnosis and report of the condition – chronic or temporary. It should be noted when the diagnosis was given.
• Details of the tests conducted and their results.
• Indicating the impact of the limitation on the student's life, focusing on academic performance.

Procedure for receiving adjustments:

1. Initial contact
   Contact the MTN through the Student Information Station in the Center tab. Matana Center The application form found at the following link must be attached to it. – Request form for accessibility adjustments .

   In addition, relevant documents must be attached as detailed in the procedure for adjusting learning methods and examinations. The documents will remain confidential and will only be visible to the support center staff.

   New students who have not yet been granted access to the Student Information Station can contact the Matna using the contact methods listed on the website's home page. Matana Center .

   Please note – the process of receiving approval for accommodations and inviting them for exams may take approximately one and a half months. In light of this, it is highly recommended to contact Matana Center At the beginning of the semester and no later than mid-semester.

2. Consulting meeting
   If necessary and at the discretion of the team, a personal conversation will be held with one of the individual accessibility coordinators to get to know and understand the applicant's needs in more depth.
   If necessary, the student will be asked to bring additional documents indicating the disability and needs.
3. Determining the necessary adjustments and supports
   Adjustments will be determined based on the information from the form filled out by the student, the documents submitted, and the information provided in the personal meeting, if any. All of this is in accordance with the law, including the requirements of the Academic Council.
   If the student's requests for accommodations are not approved in part or in full, the student will be asked to attach additional documents, and will also be invited to a meeting with the individual accessibility advisor. The student may attend a meeting with an expert on his or her behalf. A final decision regarding the granting of accommodations will be made within 30 days and sent to the student within 10 days of receipt.

4. Appeal against the decision of the person responsible for determining the adjustments
   If the request is not approved, the student may file an appeal against the decision of the Adjustments Committee within 15 days of receiving the response. To do this, an appeal request form must be filled out and submitted to the MTA through the Student Information Station. The decision on the appeal will be discussed by the Appeals Committee. The student may request to appear before the Appeals Committee with someone on his behalf. A response will be sent within 30 days of the date the appeal was filed.

5. Update regarding receiving adjustments
   The approved adjustments will be updated in the student's electronic file and he will receive an update by email.

6. Tracking and updating
   The student is invited to maintain contact with the Individual Accessibility Coordinator throughout the entire period of study, to update on changes or to contact us regarding additional needs that arise.

Students with learning disabilities or attention deficit disorder who wish to receive adjustments in the assessment methods are required to submit a valid didactic assessment. Assessments performed at the ILA Center (the Ono Academic College Assessment Center) or at any of the Matal Institutes will be accepted. Assessments performed at other institutes or private entities will not be accepted.

 Please note – an attention diagnosis by a neurologist/psychiatrist alone does not allow for adjustments in the methods of diagnosis.

For further details regarding didactic assessment, please contact the ILA Center –
By phone – 050-2434637 or by email – ivhunim@ono.ac.il 

For more information about diagnoses and accommodations for students with learning and attention disabilities - click here

The application process for receiving adjustments:

1. Contact the Diagnostic Center (ILA) to coordinate a diagnosis or submit a valid diagnosis made at the Matal Institute.
2. After the diagnosis is completed and the recommendations are received, the relevant adjustments will be updated in the student's electronic file. The student will receive an update about this by email with their adjustment card.
3. If the student requested any adjustments that were not approved, he or she may submit an appeal to the MTA by filling out the appeal form found at the following link – Appeal Request Form .
   The form must be submitted through the Student Information Station in the Center tab. Matana Center Within 15 days from the date of receipt of the decision on the adjustments.
   The decision on the appeal will be discussed by the Appeals Committee. The student may request to appear before the Appeals Committee with someone on his or her behalf. A response will be sent within 30 days of the date the appeal was filed.

Undergraduate students from Arab society are entitled, as needed, to an additional 25% time on exams, to the use of a Hebrew-Arabic dictionary, and to ignoring spelling errors.
To receive the adjustments - please contact the student director at the faculty in which you are studying.

Please note – students studying for a supplementary year of accounting, in order to be eligible for additional time, you must submit confirmation that you studied at a school where the language of instruction is not Hebrew.

Master's degree students who feel that they still have difficulty with the language and need additional time are invited to submit a request to the Tel Aviv University to consider the possibility of receiving this accommodation.

Undergraduate students of Ethiopian descent are entitled to an additional 25% time on exams and to have spelling errors ignored. To receive the accommodations, please contact the student director at the faculty in which you are studying.

Master's degree students who feel that they still have difficulty with the language and need additional time are invited to submit a request to the Tel Aviv University to consider the possibility of receiving this accommodation.

New immigrant, up to 10 years in Israel? You are entitled to 25% extra time on exams, to use a dictionary, and to ignore spelling errors. You must submit a request, along with an immigrant certificate , to the student director at your faculty.

If you are 45 years old or older, you are entitled to 25% extra time in the exams.

To obtain the adjustment, you must contact the student director at the faculty where you are studying to request the additional time.

Pregnant? After giving birth or undergoing fertility treatments? Know that you are entitled to 25% extra time in the exam, and to go to the bathroom. You must present a certificate of pregnancy from a gynecologist with an estimated date of birth or a certificate from a specialist physician, to receive the adjustment - contact the student director at the faculty where you are studying.

The method of applying for an accommodation request is through the Student Information Station . Go to the Matana Center tab and click on "Apply to Matana." Then describe the request and attach the relevant documents.

For questions, you can contact us by phone according to the campus:

To allow us to prepare for your exam, accommodations that require special organization (such as reading, typing, rewriting, or using an MP3 ) must be ordered in advance .

Please note ! There is no need to request accommodations such as extra time or the use of a dictionary. These are provided automatically.

 Adjustment booking dates – critical !

Exams on the first date: Accommodations must be ordered up to 10 days before the test date. Registration for the test itself is not required.
Exams on Monday and Tuesday: It is mandatory to register for the exam first. Reservations for accommodations are possible up to 5 days before the exam.

Very important : After the deadline, the system closes. Failure to order accommodations on time will not allow us to provide them in the exam. Last-minute requests will not be accepted.

Additional highlights for the order

• How to order: The order is made from the Student Information Station in the Center tab. Matana Center Mark the adjustments you require for each test and click the confirmation button at the bottom of the page.
  
  
• Order for each test : The accommodations must be ordered for each test separately , for each subject and on each date (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday).
  
  
• The booking process for Monday and Tuesday dates':
  1. Registration for the exam must be completed (up to 5 days before the exam).
  2. The option to order adjustments will open for you about an hour after registration.
  3. It is recommended to order the adjustments as close to registration as possible, and no later than 10:00 PM on the last day of registration.

Cancelling an adjustment order

If you have booked special accommodations (such as a separate room), and you wish to cancel them:

• Up to 10 days before the exam : You can cancel your attendance through the system.
• Less than 10 days before the exam : An immediate cancellation notice must be sent to email: Hatamot@ono.ac.il, so that we can organize accordingly.

Please note : Failure to arrive for the test with a separate room arrangement, without prior notice, will result in a fine of 300 NIS .

Explanatory videos

For a detailed guide on how to order adjustments in the system:

• How do I order test accommodations? – Click here

  How to order test accommodations? (including Arabic subtitles) – click here

Questions and inquiries

If you have any questions after watching the video, you can contact us through the Student Information Station (in the ' Matana Center ') and we will be happy to help.

Are you eligible for test accommodations? We have prepared an explanatory video for you on how to order test accommodations, as well as several videos with explanations on how to apply the accommodations. It is very worth watching them before the tests!

Is there anything you don't understand? Contact us through the Student Information Station in the Matana Center tab.

How do I order test accommodations?

How to order test accommodations? (Including Arabic subtitles)

Procedure for adjusting an extended formula sheet with the instructor's approval 

Procedure for adapting an extended formula sheet with the instructor's approval (including Arabic subtitles)

MP3 device user manual –

Instructions for using the MP3 device (including Arabic subtitles)

How to use a laptop in an exam?

How to use a laptop in an exam? (Including Arabic subtitles)