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Frequently Asked Questions

Enrolment FAQs

Everything you need to know before you enrol.

Whether you’re joining us as a school leaver or an adult learner, we’ve answered some of the questions we’re asked most often. From what to bring on the day to the documents you may need, you’ll find everything you need to make your enrolment quick and straightforward.

If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, our friendly enrolment team will be happy to help when you visit.

How do I enrol?

Enrolling is quick and easy. Come along to one of our enrolment sessions.

Please bring:

  • Your enrolment email confirmation documentation (if applicable) and a form of ID. If you do not hold British Citizenship, please see: What do I need to bring if I’m not British?
  • Any supporting documents. For more information, see: Are courses FREE and what additional documents I need to bring?
  • Your qualification results (if applicable).

Our team will guide you through the rest.

 

What do I need to bring if I’m not British?

If you are not a British citizen, we’ll need to see evidence of your residency status.

Please bring one of the following:

  • Valid eVisa
  • Valid BRP (Biometric Residence Permit)

If you’re unsure which documents you need, our enrolment team will be happy to advise.

 

Are courses FREE and what additional documents do I need to bring? 

For many learners, courses may be free depending on individual circumstances.

Those receiving Jobseeker’s Allowance, Employment Support Allowance, Universal Credit, or earning below £34,914 annually, may be eligible, subject to providing the relevant evidence.

Individuals with a current asylum application who have lived in the UK for at least six months may also qualify for fee exemption.

If you are employed and earning below £34,914 annually, we will need evidence of your three most recent payslips.

 

Enrol now!

With strong pass rates and unrivalled support and welfare services, every student has access to the guidance and support they need to succeed.

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