Absolutely. We recommend speaking to your school’s careers adviser, who can offer personalised advice and guidance to help you explore your options.

You can also start discovering what might be right for you by exploring our website. You’ll find course guides for every subject we offer, as well as information about our outstanding facilities, support services and student enrichment opportunities and much more! If you’re still unsure, try our profile quiz – it’s designed to help undecided students uncover courses and career paths that match their interests.

We recommend speaking to your tutor or head of year at school to see if they can provide your predicted grades. If you have an idea of the grades you’re likely to achieve, you can enter these on your application. If not, you can leave this section blank – don’t worry. We’ll talk it through with you during your First Course Discussion.

You will have a number of opportunities to add and/or change your course choices. You don’t have to make your final decision until your enrolment appointment in August. To add/change your course choices please message us on CEDAR, our contact our Admissions Team.

All applicants will receive their allocated First Course Discussion appointment via e-mail and through the post. If you are unable to attend your allocated appointment, please call Admissions on 01782 854221 or contact our Admissions Team to rebook on a date that suits you best.

We will get in touch with you if you miss your First Course Discussion, if you haven’t heard from us then please get in touch.

If you are experiencing trouble logging in, please get in touch with our friendly Admissions Team who will be happy to help with your query or call 01782 854221.

Please make the College aware of any changes to your personal or emergency contact details including home addresses, email addresses and contact numbers. To do this please message us on CEDAR or email our Admissions Team.

Students who do not pass GCSE Maths or GCSE English will be enrolled on the subject they did not pass alongside their other course choices. 

We also offer a Level 3 Foundation Programme for students who achieve 2 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above but do not have enough GCSEs to start a Level 3 programme immediately. Students can then progress to Level 3 the following year, subject to achieving Grade 4 or above in their GCSEs.

When you come to your enrolment appointment, you will have the chance to discuss your results and your course choices with a member of the interview team. If they feel your grades indicate that you wouldn’t be able to cope with your preferred courses, they will try to offer you alternatives that will enable you to progress successfully.

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