Thank you for your interest in joining us this September. Here you will find Enrolment details for those who haven't applied yet, as well as information for those who have applied and had an interview.
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- Enrolment dates and times
- What to bring to enrolment
- FAQs (includes information for those who have already applied)
Unsure about your next steps? There’s still time to join us
Don’t worry if you haven’t already applied and been offered a place, just come along to our Advice and Enrolment sessions to discuss your course options with our specialist staff on one of the dates/times below. We recommend enrolling as soon as possible to secure your place.
You can also discover our range of courses by visiting our courses page plus check out videos of our industry-standard facilities on our YouTube channel. Or read our extraordinary student stories to learn more about college life and find out how our current ambitious students are thriving in a supportive, diverse, and modern learning environment.
For any enquiries, please call us on 01895 853333 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Advice and Enrolment dates and times
All enrolment takes place at Uxbridge Campus, Park Road Uxbridge, UB8 1NQ - click for directions
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Time |
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Thursday 15 August |
9:30am - 4:30pm |
A-Levels/BTEC L3 Results Day |
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Friday 16 August |
9:30am - 4:30pm |
HE Enrolment |
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Monday 19 - Wednesday 21 August |
9:30am - 4:30pm |
Advice, Guidance and Enrolment |
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Thursday 22 August |
9:30am - 6pm |
GCSE Results Day |
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Friday 23 August |
9:30am - 4:30pm |
There is no ESOL enrolment today |
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Monday 26 August |
CLOSED |
Bank Holiday |
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Tuesday 27 August |
9:30am - 6pm |
There is no ESOL enrolment today |
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Wednesday 28 August |
9:30am - 6pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Thursday 29 August |
9:30am - 6pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Friday 30 August |
9:30am - 4:30pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Monday 2 September |
9:30am - 6pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Tuesday 3 September |
9:30am - 6pm |
First Day of Term |
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Wednesday 4 September |
9:30am - 6pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Thursday 5 September |
9:30am - 6pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Friday 6 September |
9:30am - 4:30pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
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Saturday 7 September |
10am - 3:30pm |
Enrolment for all subjects |
What to bring to Enrolment
Please ensure you bring along the following to Enrolment:
- Your exam results/certificates (including any courses taken prior to August 2024)
- A form of identification (passport or UK birth certificate)
- Residency documents confirming your right to live in the UK if you are not a UK citizen, eg. passport, visa, residency permit or ARC Card. For EU/EEA Nationals, confirmation of your settled/pre-settled status
- School/college reference if available
- Proof of up-to-date benefits evidence, including your National Insurance Number/3 months’ payslips, if applicable
- Payment, if applicable.
FAQs - Enrolment
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Already had an interview?
If you have already had an interview with our teaching staff and been offered a place for this September, then we will contact you to confirm your enrolment details – this will include the day/time that you should come along to enrol as well as the documents that you will need to bring with you (e.g. exam results/photo ID etc).
If you have any queries, please contact our friendly Admissions Team: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
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Will I receive any communication about enrolment from the College?
If you have made an application, then we will be in touch with you. If you have not received enrolment information from us by Monday 19 August, please drop into one of the enrolment dates and times above.
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I have not received my GCSE results yet – can I still enrol?
Your GCSE results are needed to ensure you are enrolled onto the right course and level. If you do not have your results, please contact your school as soon as possible (all schools should be open on GCSE results day – Thursday 22 August).
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I didn’t get the grades for the course that I’ve been given an offer for – can I study something else?
Don't worry! Please still come into the college and we can discuss options with you to help you find a suitable subject and level.
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My grades are better than expected – can I apply for a different course or level?
If you have done better than predicted, we may be able to enrol you on the next level of the course (subject to meeting course entry requirements) or discuss a completely different course. Please come into the College so we can discuss your options with you.
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I’ve received a conditional offer but I’d like to change my course – how can I do that?
Please come along to your Enrolment session and we will discuss this with you in-person.
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I’m not sure what subject/s I’d like to study?
Our friendly and supportive Careers Team are available during enrolment and will be able to help with any queries. Please come into the College and bring all your qualifications with you and we will discuss your options with you.
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What is the process for students enrolling with EHCPs?
If you have an Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP), please ask your SEND Officer at your Local Authority to forward your plan to us as soon as possible. Any plans should be sent to our Inclusive Learning Team Leader in the Inclusive Learning Support department who will then be able to help you.
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I've not applied for a course – can I still enrol?
If you have not applied for a place with us, you will need to make an application. You can browse our courses by clicking here and apply on the course page that you want to study or come along to our Advice and Enrolment sessions and apply then. Dates and times above.
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I studied overseas – will my overseas qualifications be OK for the course?
If your qualifications are not GCSEs or iGCSEs then we will need you to acquire a Statement of Comparability from ENIC. The College has access to ENIC so we will be able to get a comparison for you. Just come along with all your overseas qualifications.
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When will I start at the College after I have enrolled?
Term starts on Tuesday 3 September. You will receive further information once you are fully enrolled with your specific course start date/time.
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Useful information before you join us
We know starting college can seem a bit daunting, so here are a few things to help make it easier for you.
Fees and Financial Support
16-18 year olds - most students aged between 16 and 19 won't pay fees, however, there may be additional course costs and you may be eligible for a bursary to cover this.
Free College Meals - if you were entitled to Free School Meals, then you will probably be entitled to Free College Meals as well.
Students aged 19+ - may need to pay fees, however you might be eligible for bursaries and loans.
Find out more about Fees and Financial Support by clicking here.
Travel
Make sure you know how you're getting to College before you start. If you haven't done the journey yet, make sure you do a practice run before you start. You can find out more about how to get to the College by clicking here.
16+ Oyster Card - 16-18 year olds who live in a London borough can apply for this, which will give you free travel on London buses.
18+ Student Card - 18+ year olds can apply for this, which gives a 30% discount on travelcards and bus season tickets.
You can find out more about Oyster and travel cards on our Fees and Financial Support page.
Student Support
Our friendly Student Services team are here to help you every step of the way. The team will be available at Enrolment to answer any questions you may have.
Student Support includes:
- Inclusive Learning Support
- Careers and Employability
- Enrichment
- Finance and Bursary
- Safeguarding
- Counselling
Find out more about Student Support by clicking here.