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Bradford College

Welcome to Bradford College

Your journey starts here. Find out about how to apply to start your studies with us.

Confirm your place

If you’ve already applied to Bradford College, you will have received information over the Summer, on what to do next to confirm your place.

If you have not not yet accepted your place, you can do so here.

If you have any queries regarding your application, or have not yet applied, do not hesitate to get in touch by emailing [email protected].

We can support you if you need extra advice or guidance about your grades or career options. Remember, you can still apply for courses starting in September!

When you have confirmed your place, your next step is enrolment.

Enrolment opens on Thursday 22nd August.


Enrolment

What is Enrolment?

Enrolment is the final stage of the process you need to complete, in order to become a Bradford College student.

Enrolment involves checking, confirming and updating your personal information, and finalising your offer against your exam results.

All new students are required to enrol at the start of each academic year.

In order to enrol, you MUST apply first. If you have not applied online by Friday 16th August, you will need to come into the College during enrolment to begin your application process.


Important information for applicants

Over the summer you may have received a letter inviting you into the College to enrol.

If you have already applied and are currently holding an offer with us, enrolment packs and invites will be sent out week commencing Monday 5th August 2024.

If you have NOT received your enrolment information by Friday 9th August, please contact us on 01274 088088 or email [email protected].

If you have applied to the College, but have not attended one of our Meet The Team Events and would still like an offer to study at Bradford College, please contact us 01274 088 088 or email the admissions team at [email protected]

If any personal details have changed since applying, it is important that you contact our Admissions Team to update your details on 01274 088 088.

What you need to enrol:

  • To begin your enrolment journey, we are asking you to please complete pre-enrolment before you attend your physical enrolment slot. As an applicant, we will be sending you details on how you create your account and begin this process.
  • Make sure you attend at your specified date and time slot to ensure that we can confirm your place on your course.
  • Bring a form of ID with you, as well as any sort of qualification certificates or documents.
  • Enrolling can sometimes take a couple of hours, as this is our busiest time of the year. If you’re travelling to us by car, please be sure to park somewhere with plenty of time.
  • On the day, you will receive your Student Learner Agreement, student timetable and student ID badge and then that’s it – you’re all set to join us!
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Enrolling on a degree or higher-level qualification course 

If you’re enrolling onto a degree or higher-level qualification, your enrolment process will be part of your induction.  

You will meet the team, enrol onto the course and find out everything you need to know before you start your studies. 


How to apply

Here is some advice and guidance on submitting an application. You can also come in and speak to our Admissions Team to help you find the right course for you.

Please note FE applications for courses starting in September 2024, online applications will close on 16th August 2024.

If you still wish to apply, you can do so in person starting at 1pm on 22nd August 2024, until 9th September 2024 . We encourage you to visit our admissions team during these dates to submit your application. Please note that we have limited places available at this late stage of the year and we cannot guarantee that by making an application you will be able to join us this academic year on the course of your choice. We will do our best to find you a suitable course, places permitting.

Our Admissions Team can help with queries, including information on applying for full and part-time courses, apprenticeships or degrees. You can contact the team by:

(Level 4 and above including: HNC/D, Undergraduate Degrees or Foundation Degrees)

If you only want to apply to Bradford College to study a full or part-time Degree or Higher National programme, please complete our application form via the link below.

If you want to make an application to study a degree level course at a range of colleges and universities you will need to apply through UCAS via the link below. The fee payable to UCAS is £27.50.

Clearing

UCAS Clearing is open from 15th August for anyone wanting to apply outside the main application window. Bradford College has a range of courses/subjects available to apply for using Clearing.

To view our available apprenticeships across a range of subjects and industries, please visit our Apprenticeships page.

To find out more about Apprenticeships please contact the Apprenticeships team at 01274 728316 or email [email protected]


How we use your information

We are looking forward to seeing you for Induction,  in the meantime please take a moment to read the Learning Records Service Privacy Statement to understand the information held on record about you, why it is held and the third parties with whom the data may be shared. 

Good luck on your course!


Now you’ve enrolled – what are you next steps?

In your first few days, we will help you to set up your student log-in so that you can access all the online resources you need. You will also gain access to:

Email – Once you are enrolled, you will need to log in and activate your email account.

Your username will be your 8-digit student/enrolment number followed by, @bradfordcollege.ac.uk

For example, [email protected]

Your password is the first letter of your first name, followed by your date of birth, and finally the first letter of your surname. Each initial will need to be lowercase.

For example, the password for Joseph Bloggs, born 1st September 1995 would be, j010995b.

Moodle – here you can submit your assignments, download resources, track and monitor your progress and send messages directly to you tutor and other learners on your programme.

Library Resources – our Library staff are here to help you find resources both physically and online to support you during your time at college. They can also help with study skills and referencing. Our main library is on the ground floor of David Hockney Building. We also have a second library supporting the courses taught at Trinity Green in the Success Centre on the ground floor of Trinity Green.