Enrolment for adult students
Our adult programmes have multiple enrolment points in the year, so if you are adult enrolling on to an apprenticeship, employability/SWAP, distance learning course or higher education the best thing to do is refer to the pathway enrolment page.
For all other adult programmes which are based at the college campus, the majority have a start date of September, but some programmes also have January start dates.
Our maths and English courses start in September and January: Enrolment will take place in August for a September start or January for a January/February start.
If you are enrolling onto one of our maths and English courses, you will be invited in to complete an initial assessment. This will allow us to understand what your current knowledge of maths or English is so we can make sure you are enrolled onto a course of the appropriate level.
Once you have finished your initial assessment, you will either complete your enrolment the same day or be invited back into college closer to the start date to enrol.
We may send out a personal detail checking form prior to your enrolment, so we can ensure that the correct details are pre-printed onto your enrolment form to give you a quicker enrolment process.
At the end of this process, you will be issued with your college ID badge – a photograph will be taken during your enrolment appointment for your ID badge, and you will be issued with your initial timetable which will show the start date and time.
You also need to bring in the following items when you come to enrol:
- Evidence for funding, such as evidence of low wage (see course fees)
- Form of ID, for example;
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Driving licence
- Bank card
If you are an enrolling onto an Access to Higher Education course you will enrol in August, to start a programme in September.
In July or early August, you will receive an email with your enrolment appointment. We ask you to come in to college so that you can meet your curriculum staff to ensure you are on the right course – this date and time is outlined in your enrolment email. Once you have met with your course staff, and that it is agreed you are on the right course, we will ask you to sign your enrolment form.
We may send out a personal detail checking form prior to your enrolment, so we can ensure that the correct details are pre-printed onto your enrolment form to speed up the process.
At the end of this, you will be issued with your college ID badge – a photograph will be taken during your enrolment appointment for you ID badge, and you will receive your initial timetable which will show your start date and time.
You also need to bring in the following items when you come in to enrol:
- Exam results
- Evidence of advanced learner loan
- Form of ID, for example;
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Driving licence
- Bank card
If you are an enrolling onto a professional course you will either enrol in August, to start a programme in September, or January to start in January/February (if January start is available for your programme).
You will receive an email with your enrolment appointment the month prior to your enrolment month. We ask you to come into college so that you can meet your curriculum staff to ensure you are on the right course – this date and time is outlined in your enrolment email. Once you have met with your course staff, and that it is agreed that you are on the right course, we will ask you to sign your enrolment form.
We may send out a personal detail checking form prior to your enrolment, so we can ensure that the correct details are pre-printed onto your enrolment form to speed up the process.
You will then be issued your college ID badge – a photograph will be taken during your enrolment appointment for you ID badge, and you will receive your initial timetable which will show your start date and time.
You also need to bring in the following items when you come into enrol:
- Exam results
- Evidence of advanced learning load, employer funding letter or to make a fees payment during enrolment
- Form of ID, for example;
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Driving licence
- Bank card
If you are an enrolling onto a Hair & Beauty course you will enrol in August, to start a programme in September.
In July or early August, you will receive an email with your enrolment appointment. We ask you to come into college so that you can meet your curriculum staff to ensure you are on the right course – this date and time is outlined in your enrolment email. Once you have met with your course staff, and it is agreed that you are on the right course, we will ask you to sign your enrolment form.
We may send out a personal detail checking form prior to your enrolment, so we can ensure that the correct details are pre-printed onto your enrolment form to speed up the process.
You will then be issued your college ID badge – a photograph will be taken during your enrolment appointment for you ID badge, and you will receive your initial timetable which will show your start date and time.
You also need to bring in the following items when you come into enrol:
- Exam results
- Evidence of advanced learning load, employer funding letter or to make a fees payment during enrolment
- Form of ID, for example;
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Driving licence
- Bank card
If you are an enrolling onto a Sport course you will enrol in August, to start a programme in September.
In July or early August, you will receive an email with your enrolment appointment. We ask you to come into college so that you can meet your curriculum staff to ensure you are on the right course – this date and time is outlined in your enrolment email. Once you have met with your course staff, and it is agreed that you are on the right course, we will ask you to sign your enrolment form.
We may send out a personal detail checking form prior to your enrolment, so we can ensure that the correct details are pre-printed onto your enrolment form to speed up the process.
You will then be issued your college ID badge – a photograph will be taken during your enrolment appointment for you ID badge, your initial timetable which will show you your start date and time.
You also need to bring in the following items when you come into enrol:
- Exam results
- Form of ID, for example;
- Passport
- Birth certificate
- Driving licence
- Bank card
FAQs
We understand that it might not be possible for you to make the appointment we have booked for you. If this is the case, please contact us using the enquiry form below or call the college on 01952 642200.
To help us control the number of people in our enrolment hall, we ask that partners/parents/guardians/carers wait in our Orange Tree restaurant while you enrol, unless you need their support to complete the process.
Don’t worry if you haven’t heard from us – if you believe you should have an enrolment appointment, please contact us using the enquiry form below or call the college on 01952 642200 so we can check our records.
Don’t worry – it is not too late, but we do need you to apply before we can offer you an enrolment appointment. Once you have completed an application form, our admissions team will be in contact for an interview. If the enrolment date for the area you are planning to study has already passed, during the interview if we are able to offer you the chosen or alternatively agreed course you will be able to enrol at the same time.
