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• Choose which course you want to apply for!
• Add course to your short list
• Register an account
• Complete the online application form.

Got a question about applying? Contact [email protected] or 01603 773008 .

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You can apply for multiple courses in a single application. We suggest having a backup option and applying for at least two courses.

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It is strongly recommended that you do not make any final preparations to travel to the UK until   after   you have been granted a visa by the UKVI to study in the UK. This includes booking flights or accommodation, or resigning from any employment or study you may be undertaking in your home or another country.

The application process varies according to the type of course you wish to study. The different processes are outlined according to course below.

Although there is no strict final deadlines for you to apply to the College, applicants do need to ensure that they have enough time to provide complete documentation, meet the financial evidence requirements (at least 28 calendar days) and account for student visa processing times. Due to this,   we would recommend that applications be made by the beginning of June 2021.

A general outline of what you can expect to happen is given below. Remember however that you will be guided, supported and instructed by our International Team throughout your application and admission process. You can contact them at   [email protected]   or on +44 (0) 1603 773 483 at any stage of your application for assistance.

Bachelor Degree

• You should first contact the International Team for any course information, entry requirements, immigration information and a preliminary assessment. You will be asked to supply documentation such as a copy of your passport and prior qualifications at this stage.
• Formal Application via the UCAS Website .   The required UCAS course code is listed for each degree on both UCAS and the College’s course finder .
• The application will be assessed by both the International Team and the relevant Academic staff. This may include an interview (which can be arranged via Skype if you are outside of the UK.) A conditional approval may be given at this stage. This outcome will be informed to you both via your UCAS application and the International Team by email.
• If you have been made an offer, accept this on UCAS.
• The International Team will request any final required documentation (at this stage the documents for the financial requirements for a points-based student route visa will also be requested.)
• The College will decide at this stage whether to sponsor you for a points-based student route visa. If the College does agree, a formal written offer of admission will be sent to you by the International Team.
• Accept the written offer, along with payment of the required fees.
• A Confirmation of Acceptance of Study (CAS) for your student visa will be sent to you by the International Team, along with visa application instructions.
• Apply for your points-based student route visa.
• Once your visa has been granted, you can safely make your arrangements to come to Norwich and commence your studies. Congratulations!

Access and A Level Applications

• Contact the International Team for any course information, entry requirements, immigration information and a preliminary assessment. You will be asked to supply documentation such as a copy of your passport and prior qualifications at this stage.
• The application will be assessed by both the International Team and the relevant Academic staff. This may include an interview (which can be arranged via Skype if you are outside of the UK.) A conditional approval may be given. Your outcome will be informed to you by the International Team via email.
• The International Team will request any final required documentation (at this stage the documents for the financial requirements for a points-based student route visa will be requested.)

Part-Time ESOL Applications

• Contact the International Team for course information, and a preliminary assessment. You may be asked to supply documentation such as a copy of your passport and prior qualifications at this stage.
• An interview with an ESOL teacher will be arranged via Skype (if you are overseas) or on-campus.
• Your outcome will be informed to you by the International Team via email, including notification of your English learning level.
• The International Team will request any final required documentation (usually relating to your financial and immigration obligations.)
• The College will decide at this stage whether to support you for a Short-Term student visa. If the College does agree, a formal written offer of admission will be sent to you by the International Team.
• Accept the written offer, along with payment of the required fees and all documents requested by the International Team.
• A formal letter of support for a Short-Term Study Visa will be provided to you. This is used to apply for your Short-Term Study Visa.
• Apply for your Short-Term Study Visa.

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My Application

How to apply

• Choose which course you want to apply for!
• Add course to your short list
• Register an account
• Complete the online application form.

Got a question about applying? Contact [email protected] or 01603 773008 .

My shortlist

You can apply for multiple courses in a single application. We suggest having a backup option and applying for at least two courses.

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Add another course?

Add a course to your shortlist to begin your application. You can apply for multiple courses in a single application. We suggest having a backup option and applying for at least two courses.

Already started an application?

Login below and visit My Easton to resume your application. You may add additional courses at any time before submitting.

City College Norwich

Following a merger in January 2020, Easton College became part of City College Norwich.

City College Norwich is a leading further and higher education college that provides the largest choice of courses in Norfolk.

The college offers A Levels, Apprenticeships, Career-focused College Courses (16-18 year olds), Degrees & Higher Education, Access to Higher Education, GCSEs and Functional Skills and Adult Learning courses in a huge range of subjects.

Well known for helping students progress to outstanding destinations, the college offers much more than a qualification. Discover a truly unique student experience and access to opportunities and experiences not available anywhere else.

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City College Norwich located in United Kingdom with the population of around 67.33 million. University acceptance rate is 75 – 80 %. University accepts local and international students. Language of education is English. There is a many universities offers English Degree programs. Students can apply for Bachelor (B.Sc.), Masters (M.Sc.) and for PhD degree programmes. The university is a officially registered university with the  Ministry of higher Education in United Kingdom.

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City college norwich fee structure 2023/2024.

Note: Fees may change. Please make contact with university before making any decision.

City College Norwich Admission 2023/2024

Submission of documents– May 01 – August 15 Online interview – August 01 – August 25 Contract conclusion, payment, and enrollment: before August 30

• Diploma (Certificate) – translation into English, if required.
• Transcript – translation into English, if required.
• Identity Document (Passport), as well as a copy of the residence permit if available (notarized translation into English, if required).
• Digital photo in size of 3×4; 
• Language Certificate if any (optional)
• Medical certificate in if required by university.

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Norwich City College and Sixth Form

You should buy your travel pass direct from the bus or train operator, as this will probably be   cheaper and more flexible.  Only apply to Norfolk County Council if you cannot afford to pay for the pass in full and the operator does not offer instalment payments.

See our guide to discounts and passes offered by local operators

Applying through Norfolk County Council

If you apply to Norfolk County Council for your travel pass then you need to be travelling on a core route.

Download a map of the City College core route areas (pdf 4.06mb).

On this map the blue lines show the corridors along which transport will operate but not necessarily the exact bus route, particularly near urban areas. You can find out the exact route by contacting Traveline ( www.traveline.info , 0871 200 22 33) or by visiting an operator’s website. The pink line shows the outer limit of the core route area.

Post16 travel scheme 

You will be required to pay towards any post16 transport. For post16 payment information visit  cost and payment .

Travel to and from any sites other than the main campus will not be covered under the post16 travel scheme. Students should ask advice if they need travel assistance to reach off-site provision.

Fusion Ticket

The Fusion Ticket lets you travel on most bus services within the area shown on the map below. It’s valid all day (from 0500 to 0200 the next morning) for as many journeys as you like, and you can pass it on to a friend or relative to use too.

Further information on the Fusion Ticket

Kickstart 

If you do not qualify for assistance under the post16 travel scheme or would like greater flexibility in travel to work, training or further education, Kickstart may be able to assist with a moped loan.

For further information visit the  Kickstart website .

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City College - Alternative Provision

Description

Our Alternative Provision (AP) is for students who are 14 -16 years, and in school Year 10 or 11.

Programme Overview: 

Alternative Provision (AP) is offered for 15 hours per week often spread over more than 3 days. Core hours are 09.15-15.30 and the college year consists of a total of 36 weeks. There are accredited courses available as well as a programme of optional unaccredited vocational tasters; Construction, Health and Social Care, Visual Arts and Culture, Art, Media, Performing Arts, Insight, Inspire (options are subject to change).

Accredited Courses: 

• City and Guilds Functional Skills Maths and English
• GCSE Maths and English (Foundation and Higher) 
• GCSE Food Preparation and Nutrition
• Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award 
• Employability skills 

GCSE or Functional Skills Maths and English and Form classes are mandatory for any student not also receiving education from another route. 

Delivery area:  City College Norwich 

Transport:  No transport is  provided. Home Educated students may apply for Bursary to cover travel costs if eligible.

Safeguarding:  For Home Educated students, safeguarding is through City College Norwich Designated Safeguarding Leads. For students on placement from a school the school retain safeguarding responsibility.

Service Details

Cost information.

Cost to schools starts at £282 for a 6-week package (but can go up to 36 weeks). Home Educated students are funded by the college. Provision cannot be privately funded.

Other details

• Young people
• Key Stage 4 - ages 14-16 (Years 10 - 11)

Entry either through referral and funding by a mainstream school or available to Home Educated young people.

Local Offer

Accreditations.

Offers services to children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities and their families.

This page was last updated on 23 August 2023 and last reviewed on 23 June 2022

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