10 steps to becoming a college student
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Apply
Find the course that excites you and make an application online.View all 16-19 courses and apprenticeships
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Interview
Speak with a tutor to find out if we are a good fit for you and ask any questions about life at college.
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Accept the offer
Accept the offer of a place on your chosen course and start to get excited about a new adventure.
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Sign up to our social media channels
Check out what’s already happening at College and what you can expect when you start!
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Sort travel and bursary options
Time to plan how you are going to get to and from college, and find out if you are eligible for any additional money to support your time at college. Info. on Financial Support
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Get your exams results!
Deep breaths and good luck. Remember, no matter the results, get in touch to either confirm you have the required grades or find out alternative options with us.
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Ensure you have everything on your kit/reading list
It’s so important to have the right kit and reading lists for your first day.
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Enrol
You will be sent a personalised link to officially onboard with the college. You’re almost there!Click here for a video guide on how to enrol
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Enjoy our welcome day
We host interactive welcome days for our new students at the start of term, where you get to meet your classmates, have fun and make sure you are ready for a great start to college life.
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Love your first day at college
Well done, you’ve made it and are officially a college student!
ENROLMENT
We can’t wait to welcome you to your chosen campus at The Cornwall College Group soon.
Before your exciting new course begins, we need to get you enrolled.
You will be sent an email with a unique link to your online enrolment portal during August. Simply go to the link and follow the instructions to get started – please get in touch with us at any time if you have any questions or difficulties using the system.
The short video below explains how it works:
What is enrolment?
Enrolment is designed to get you all set up, ready for your first days at college. We will check with you to confirm you have the required grades for your course. If you don’t achieve the grades you were hoping for, or you’ve changed your mind about what courses you’d like to study, please don’t worry as we will support you to find the course that’s right for you.
What happens next?
You will receive your link to enrol online in the coming weeks via email. If you have not received your email by 30th August, please do get in touch with us on 0330 123 2523 or enquiries@cornwall.ac.uk
If you are starting a full-time Further Education course with us, you will receive a letter inviting you to attend our Welcome Day/s (you should receive this letter by mid August). This is where you will meet your new Study Programme Manager and the wider campus team to kickstart your college journey. You will be required to attend on these days. If you have any specific requirements for this day please do give us a call so that we can support you.
On the right there are some links to essential information and things you will need to do before you start college.
We are looking forward to you joining us in September, but in the meantime please click on the campus links below to explore college life and the area you wish to study.
Once you’ve clicked your campus you will see that each subject area has its own zone, where you can see what you will need to bring to college when you start, get a head start on learning about your new course, watch short intro videos to get to know your tutors and start to build friendships with those who will be joining you when college starts.
Get in Contact
If you cannot enrol online, it is essential you let us know so we can look at alternatives. Please call our admissions team on 0330 123 2523 to change your appointment or if you have any queries about the application process.
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This page contains information for those starting with us in September. If you haven’t applied yet, click the button below.
Find out about financial support and bursaries on our dedicated page
Discover your transport options, see timetables and secure a bus pass
Work experience is now part of every course. Find out more about Work Experience and Industry Placements, click the button below
Useful links
Parent consent form for students under 18
Click on School Leavers or University Level Study at the campus you have applied
for to find out more about the campus and how to prepare for your course
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