How to Enrol

What if I don’t get the results I was expecting?

If your results are better than you were expecting, not quite what you were hoping for, or if you've had a change of heart - don't worry. On Thursday 22 August (results day) our staff will be available to talk to you about your options and next steps.

When do I enrol?

You will get an invite via email to come onto campus and enrol.

I am a returning student, can I use my current College log in to enrol?

No - your enrolment user account is different to your usual College log in. An account must be created to access your pre-enrolment form, using the same email address your enrolment link has been sent to.

What do I need to bring with me to my Enrolment Experience?

When you come on to Campus after completing your Part 1 Enrolment online you will need to bring the following documents:

- Original certificates for all your exams/qualifications taken to date (such as GCSEs)

- Identification (ID) - one form of acceptable ID such as passport, birth certificate/adoption certificate, National Insurance card/letter, Home Office letter, National Identity Card and letter to show EU settlement, UK Naturalisation/Citizenship Certificate, Benefit letter (which states your name), Residence Permit Card, driving licence; plus evidence of any name change (if applicable)

You will need one form of the proof of identity above to be able to collect your College ID Card.

What happens if I can’t make my specified enrolment date?
If you are unable to attend the enrolment day specified in your enrolment email, please come on to campus to enrol on either Thursday 22 August 11am - 4pm or from Wednesday 28 August 11am – 4pm.

Please try to attend your scheduled enrolment date as this will be the start of your college journey, there will be important induction activities and you will meet your new tutors and classmates on that day. The above dates should only be used if you are unable to make the date we have offered you for your subject.

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How do I enrol? 
Enrolment is a two stage process this year. Full details will be included in the letter you'll receive from our Admissions team.

• Fill in your enrolment form online
  We will send you an email with a unique link for this part of the process. In this email we'll provide you with full instructions on how to complete this first stage of enrolment.
  
  *If you are a returning student please note that your enrolment user account is different to your usual College log in. An account must be created to access your pre-enrolment form, using the same email address your enrolment link has been sent to.*
  
  
• Join us for Enrolment Day
  In the letter you'll receive from Admissions we'll invite you onto campus to compete enrolment. Enrolment Day is a full day of fun activities and you will typically be onsite from 9.15am – 3.30pm. You'll get to meet your new classmates and tutor, receive your timetable for Induction Week and find out which days you will be on campus for your course.
  
  You will need to bring a packed lunch with you on this day. Or if you prefer our catering outlets will be open for you to purchase food and drink. Please note that we are a cashless campus.

When do I need to enrol?
In the letter from Admissions we will let you know which day you need to join us on campus for your Enrolment Day.

What do I need to bring with me to enrol?
When you join us on campus for Enrolment Day you'll need to bring the following documents with you:

• Exam results
• Proof of ID
  This could be any of the following: Passport, photo card driving license (full or provisional), National Insurance card/letter, birth certificate or adoption certificate, Exam certificate/results slip including your GCSE English and maths, Home Office letter, National identity card and letter to show EU settlement, UK Naturalisation/Citizenship certificate Benefit letter – which states learner’s name or a Residence Permit Card.
  

How will I get to college for Enrolment Day?
The college bus service will be running on Enrolment Day so you can use them to get onto campus. Take a look at our bus route locator and which bus you can access and for the bus times. You will be able to use the bus service on this day without college ID.

Find a bus route

If you are arriving by car, please use the College's Main Entrance. We have plenty of free parking on-site.

What if I can't make the date for my Enrolment Day?
If you can't make the Enrolment Day we've invited you to - don't worry. Where possible we offer alternative dates for you to come and complete enrolment.

You will still need to bring the documents outlined above with you.

Induction Week information will be available soon

Starting on a new chapter of your life is always a bit daunting but we spend the first week helping you to get settled in and feeling at home on campus. The first week of college is known as Induction Week – it’s the official start of your journey with us and your welcome to college life!

What will happen?

On your first day you'll be given your Student ID card (which will also act as your bus pass if you are eligible for free transport) and Learner Agreement. We'll also get you set up with your college email account.

There will be lots of activities to make you feel at home and make friends. We’ll give you the lowdown on where everything is, from classrooms, to the Learning Resource Centre, places to eat and the toilets. You’ll meet the other people on your course and be introduced to your tutors.

Do I need to bring anything with me?

On your first day you'll need to bring ID with you to collect your Student ID. This could be any of the forms listed above in the Enrolment Day requirements.

You can bring a packed lunch with you or if you prefer all of our food outlets will be open. Don't forget we are a cashless campus so you will need to pay by card.