Enrolment: get ready to make more of your education

September is fast approaching and we are looking forward to welcoming you! Harrogate College is a supportive and inclusive environment where you can achieve your dreams. Even if you don’t know what to do next, we can help you find the right course for your goals.

After enrolment, you’re invited to our Fresher’s Fair on 13th September! This is your chance to tour the campus, meet your teacher and support staff and connect with other students. We look forward to seeing you there!

Looking for adult courses?

Have an offer but want some advice?

If you haven’t yet booked your enrolment slot, are unsure whether Harrogate College is for you, or just want to pay us a visit before you enrol, drop in and talk to us at our Hornbeam Park campus:

Thursday 24 August – Friday 8 September

Monday*, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday – 10am-4pm

Wednesday – 10am-7pm

*Please note that Monday 28th August is a Bank Holiday and we will be closed.

Green map with an arrow showing the location of Harrogate College

Where do I need to go?

All of our courses are taught on one site at Hornbeam Park and you should come here to enrol with us:

Hornbeam Park Ave
Harrogate
HG2 8QT

What happens next?

If you already have an offer with us, please click here

If you are still thinking about your options for September, please click here

“The best thing about the T Level is the mixture of theory and practical learning. I like to learn the basics so that I can then put it all into practice when doing work experience.”

Adrian Clopot, Digital and IT T Level

“One thing I found out at the open evening was that the Art and Design course was really flexible, meaning I could focus on the styles and art mediums I wanted to.”

Reece Longdon, Level 2 and 3 Art & Design

“From a parent’s perspective, I found everyone at Harrogate College to be friendly and welcoming. There were lots of things to see and do in all the classrooms, I particularly loved the photography rooms and science labs.”

Lucy (Local Blogger, Harrogate Mama)

  • “The best thing about the T Level is the mixture of theory and practical learning. I like to learn the basics so that I can then put it all into practice when doing work experience.”

    Adrian Clopot, Digital and IT T Level

  • “One thing I found out at the open evening was that the Art and Design course was really flexible, meaning I could focus on the styles and art mediums I wanted to.”

    Reece Longdon, Level 2 and 3 Art & Design

  • “From a parent’s perspective, I found everyone at Harrogate College to be friendly and welcoming. There were lots of things to see and do in all the classrooms, I particularly loved the photography rooms and science labs.”

    Lucy (Local Blogger, Harrogate Mama)

Check out our videos below to see which industry-level facilities you could be studying in!

Our values underpin everything that we do, providing a welcoming and progressive environment for all of our learners.

FAQS

We hope these FAQs address any concerns you may have. If you can’t find the answer to your question please get in touch, our friendly team is ready to help. Using our online chat is the best way to speak to us and get the information you are looking for.

  • What happens when I visit campus?

    You will be welcomed by a friendly member of staff who will speak to you about your next steps. Whether this is advising you on your post-GCSE options or helping you to find a course based around your interests, we can help. Visiting campus will also give you a good feel for the place

  • I’ve received a college offer but didn’t get the required grades, what should I do?

    Speak to us, we are here to help! When we gave you an offer we will have invited you to book an enrolment time. Attend your enrolment slot and one of our curriculum team will help discuss your options and help you find the right course at the right level for you.

  • I’ve received a college offer but have changed my mind about which course I want to do, what should I do?

    Speak to us, you still have time to change your course. Come to your booked enrolment appointment and talk to us about the course you would like to change to and we can give you advice on your next steps.

  • When will I get my college card, lanyard and timetable?

    You will usually receive these during your college induction. Your tutor or a member of your course department will contact you to arrange this.

  • I am already a student returning to college, when do I start in September?

    The department you are studying with will contact you to arrange your return date to college and detail any information regarding what you need to bring with you.

  • How can I get help with funding, welfare and childcare?

    Here at Harrogate College we don’t want finance to be a barrier to study. We offer a range of financial support to students to help with the costs associated with studying. You may be able to access support with travel, meals, childcare, fees and course related costs if you meet certain eligibility criteria. If you think you may be entitled to any financial support you will need to also bring the evidence needed for this to your enrolment meeting.

    For full details of the support available to help you study, go to our Student Financial Support webpage.

    Funds are limited so eligible students are advised to apply immediately after their enrolment. Staff will be available to support you to apply using the Student Financial Support Fund online application form which will be emailed to you. To complete the application students must show their income evidence to staff at a later date when requested, (e.g. working tax credit/child tax credit award notice, benefits letter, Universal Credits statement, home office letter/ASPEN/ARC Card).

    If you require childcare support, you can apply now and can do this by downloading the childcare applications form and quote form from the Student Finance page of the student intranet or here https://harrogate-college.ac.uk/financial-support/over-20s-childcare-support/. Applications must be checked and signed by curriculum admin teams before being scanned in and submitted to childcareadvice@leedscitycollege.ac.uk. If you are 20+ and applying for childcare, you must also bring a copy of your child’s birth certificate to your enrolment meeting.

    If you’re a student aged 16-18, please follow this link to find all the information you need.

    If you’re a student aged 19+, you can use this link to find information about financial support for adult learners.