Once you've decided on a course that you'd like to do, please complete our online application form located on the course you are interested in. You can choose more than one course but we will always work on your primary choice first.
We do also have paper application forms which can be sent out to you or completed at our on-site events.
All applications for full-time higher education courses need to be made through UCAS. You can still apply through UCAS after 31 January 2024 deadline, but any offers will be dependent on the number of spaces available.
Once you have applied you will receive an email detailing a time and date for an interview and what you will need to bring with you.
Your interview email is usually sent within approximately 2 weeks of receiving your application form.
After your interview, you will receive an email from us detailing an offer. Your offer ultimately depends on your GCSE results, which you will need to bring with you to enrolment. We offer courses that start at entry level, so if you don’t quite make the grades you expected, don’t worry, there’ll still be options for you. Or alternatively if you get better grades than expected we’ll look at all the options for you.
College can provide bursaries for low-income households. You should however, apply for financial support as early as possible, so that your application can be assessed and we can let you know the outcome before you enrol.
For more information on financial support please click here.
You will receive a letter in early August inviting you to enrol during August on your course with a specific date and time.
Please bring your GCSE results and a form of identification with you to enrolment.
Additionally, you can find our FAQ's here.