For September 2020, all Bradford College enrolments will take place online. You will need to add/upload photographic documents and ID (e.g. passport, driving licence, bus pass, work ID) when you enrol. Telephone support will be available to help you do this online. 

Qualifications/certificates

You will need to provide evidence of your all qualifications (by uploading), including your Maths and English exam results. For example, your certificates and proof of qualification e.g. GCSEs or other qualifications will need uploading during your online enrolment. If you are leaving school this year, please have your year 10 and 11 results available.

Residency information

UK/EU/EEA Nationals

• Passport/ID Card/Driving Licence/NI Card
• Full birth certificate

Non-UK/EU/EEA Nationals

• Passport/Visa/Residence Permit
• Asylum Registration Card, ASPEN Card and NASS Receipt
• Spouse/Family Members passport (if you came into the UK on a spouse/family member visa)

Support for Student Finance

If you would like to apply for support with travel, childcare, free meals or any other financial support, please upload evidence of your household income and any benefits your family receives. You can also contact our Student Finance Team.

Financial Information / Documentation 

Over 19 years old?

Please ensure you have read the information available regarding fees and fee remission.

If you are 19-23yrs (on start date of course, not 31 August 2020):

• Your first full Level 1, 2, 3 or 4 (if you have not previously achieved a full Level 3 qualification) may be fully funded – you may not pay tuition or exam fees.
• English & Maths courses (up to an including Level 2 / GCSE) are fully funded if you do not already have a GCSE Grade C / 4 or above.
• A second Level 1 or 2 may require you to pay tuition and exam fees.
• A second Level 3 may require you to pay tuition and exam fees or take out an Advanced Learner Loan
• If you are on Job Seekers Allowance, Employment Support Allowance or Universal Credits or you have wage lower than £16,005.50 you may be eligible for fee remission. Individuals will be assessed at enrolment when evidence is produced. 

If you are 24yr+ (on start date of course, not 31 August 2020):

•  Your first full Level 1 or 2 may be fully funded if you are unemployed or co-funded if you are in employment.
• English & Maths courses (up to an including Level 2 / GCSE) are fully funded if you do not already have a GCSE Grade C / 4 or above.
• Level 3 may require you to pay tuition and exam fees or take out an Advanced Learner Loan
• If you are on Job Seekers Allowance, Employment Support Allowance or Universal Credits or you have wage lower than £16,005.50 you may be eligible for fee remission. Individuals will be assessed at enrolment when evidence is produced.

Fee remission evidence required:

Benefits	Evidence to upload at Enrolment
Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)	You will need to scan/photograph and upload the original letter from the Job Centre, dated within the last three months* (see below)
Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) and are in a work-related activity group (WRAG)	A copy of latest letter from the Job Centre dated within the last three months. These are sent out every two years so you will either need a letter confirming that you are still receiving it or provide your two-year award letter and a current bank statement showing payments. This must be in your own name.
Universal Credit Anyone Jobcentre Plus determine as being in a work-related activity group, work preparation group or work-focused interview group	Entitlement to Universal Credit or work related activity group (WRAG)
Working Tax Credit (non-accredited courses only -those with codes starting VAB and VAE)(your total income should not exceed £17,500.00)	You will need to scan/photograph and upload all six pages of the Working Tax Credit Award 2019-2020. If you do not have this please provide a copy of your Provisional Working Tax Credit 2019-2020 and a current bank statement showing payments. This can be in your own name or part of a family claim (husband and wife)
Income Support	You will need to scan/photograph and upload a copy of an original letter dated within three months (this must be in your own name)* (see below)
Housing Benefit	You will need to scan/photograph and upload a copy of a letter dated within last three months (this must be in your own name)* (see below)
Asylum Seekers	You will need to scan/photograph and upload your Asylum Registration Card Aspen Debit Card and current purchase receipts
All learners enrolling on a course below Level 3 who earn up to £16,005.50 per year are eligible for fee concessions	You will need to scan/photograph and upload your Contract of Employment or a payslip dated within the last three months

Fee concessions are also available if you earn less than £16,005.50 per year.

*If this letter is more than three months old, you must upload a confirmation letter or the original letter and a current bank statement showing payments in the last three months.

Please note: To obtain fee concessions, evidence must be in YOUR name. We cannot accept the evidence of dependants. If you do not have a British passport you will need to upload an up-to-date copy of the following:

• Your visa
• Your family/husband/wife’s passport if you have come on a family/spouse visa
• Residence permit (upload both sides)
• You should have lived here for one year; Asylum Seekers/Refugees for six months
• If you are on a Spouse/Family Visa and have been here for less than one year, you will be covered by your sponsor/husband who will need to have been resident in the UK for at least one year.

Sponsor/employer paying course fees

If an employer/sponsor is paying some or all of your course fees, please upload a letter on official company headed paper stating the amount to be paid and the address to be invoiced. You will not be able to complete your full enrolment without this.