Admissions (Crawley)
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A very warm welcome to Crawley College Admissions.
Thank you for choosing Crawley College. The Admissions Team is here to help you throughout your application and until you start college. We look forward to welcoming you! We are available during term-time and holidays to answer any questions you may have about coming to college. We are located at the base of the Tower block. Below you will find information about the services available at the college and about your particular course. If you don't find what you are looking for, please feel free to contact us.
Opening Times
Monday-Thursday 8:30am-5:00pm & Friday 8:30am-4:30pm all year
E-mail admissions@crawley.ac.uk
Telephone 01293 442200 (Press option 2 for Admissions)
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Welcome to the 'Starting in September' section of the Admissions page.
Here you will find information about coming to college and preparing to study your course. This includes details of uniforms, equipment, books – and possibly some assignments to complete over the summer.
You will also be able to access details about the support and other services we offer such as financial or exam support.
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Preparation for your enrolment - please also check the 'Will I have to pay fees?' section below.
In preparation for your enrolment, you may want to print one of our useful forms.
If you are being sponsored by your employer they will need to complete the Employer Sponsorship form.
If you are claiming a reduction in fees using either Level 2 or Level 3 Entitlement or Confirmation of Benefits, these too can be printed from here.
Car Parking - Unfortunately, there is no student parking at Crawley College, with the exception of students who hold 'Blue Badges. For more advice about how to travel to college, please see the 'Travelling to college' page on our website, which we update regularly - Travelling to Crawley College | Crawley College
Financial assistance
The Student Records & Funding team is located at the base of the tower block . We will help you ensure that money isn't a barrier to you coming to college. There are several funds, government schemes and bursaries that can help you. Find out here what financial assistance you are entitled to and how to apply here.
Learning Support Grant (Bursary) 2024/2025
We may be able to help you with the cost of fees, equipment, childcare and travel. We have made applying as simple as possible, but it will involve filling in forms, providing evidence and telling us about your financial situation. We will then make an assessment based on your personal circumstances.
All applications are made online following the link below: https://lsg.chichester.ac.uk
Whilst applications are available no allocations will be communicated to students until 1st August 2024. No payments will be made until the student has completed enrolment.
If there are exceptional circumstances why you cannot access the online form, you can download a copy at the bottom of the page.
Childcare Support 2024/2025
If you are 19 or under and you have children you can apply for help with childcare costs from the Care to Learn scheme. You can complete an online application via the Care to Learn website using this link https://www.gov.uk/care-to-learn
If you are aged 20 and over you may be eligible to apply to the College Learning Support Grant for help towards your Childcare costs. You must use an Ofsted accredited Childcare provider. Please contact the Student Finance Team for more information.
To apply please use this link for our online Learning Support Grant application:
College Trips
Some students will undertake trips to external events as part of their course. Before you go on these trips you or your parent/guardian (if you're under 18) will need to complete a Consent/Disclosure form. Click the link for an Under 18 Consent Form or a Medical Disclosure Form if you're over 18.
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If you are studying a Higher Education course (HNC, HND, Foundation Degree or Honours Degree) with us, you may be able to borrow money to help pay for your tuition fees and to help with living costs.
You might get extra money on top of this, for example if you’re on a low income, are disabled or have children.
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From August 2016 the funding arrangements for learners aged 19 and over and studying Level 3 to Level 6 courses changed. Government funding has been removed and a new loan scheme to help learners fund courses set up.
This means that rather than having to pay for their course up front, learners have the option of accessing a loan from The Student Loans Company that they will only need to start repaying after they have left the course and are earning over £25,000 per year. Your application must be supported by a ‘Learning and funding information’ letter from the college (you should have received this already by email, if not, please contact us at admissions admissions@crawley.ac.uk).
To apply on line click here.
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There are a number of Student Services available at Crawley College such as:-
- Student Funds (Financial Support, Travel Schemes etc.)
- Student Tutoring (1:1 Tutorials, Delivery of weekly ACES sessions, Academic and Personal Support)
- Student Welfare (Counselling, Chaplaincy etc.)
- Additional Support for students learning support needs
- Crawley College Students Union
- IAG, work experience and careers
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Autumn Term 2024
Students start Monday 2nd September Student Induction Week Monday 2nd- Friday 6th September College Training Day (no classes) Monday 30th September Half Term Monday 28th October - Friday 1st November Progress Day Thursday 7th November Students finish Friday 20th December Spring Term 2025
College Training Day (no classes) Monday 6th January Students start Tuesday 7th January Half Term Monday 17th - Friday 21st February College Training Day (no classes) Wednesday 5th March Students finish Friday 4th April Summer Term 2025
Students start Tuesday 22nd April May Bank Holiday (no classes) Monday 5th May Late Bank Holiday (no classes) Monday 26th May Half Term Tuesday 27th May - Friday 30th May Students finish Friday 20th June -
If your course is not listed, please contact the Business Department on 01293 442356.
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If your course is not listed, please contact the Arts department on 01293 442288. -
If your course is not listed, please contact the Catering & Hospitality Department on 01293 442330. -
If your course is not listed, please contact the Computing & IT Department on 01293 442312. -
If your course is not listed, please contact the Construction Department on 01293 442310 for Bricklaying and Carpentry or Building Services on 01293 442365 for Plumbing and Electrical Installation.
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If you need more information about your specific Engineering course, please contact the Administrator to the Engineering Department by email Julie Anne Coleman jcoleman2@crawley.ac.uk or the Head of Learning David Ballmann dballmann@crawley.ac.uk or by calling 01293 453408, 01293 442337 or 01293 453420. -
If your course is not listed, please contact the Foundation Learning Department on 01293 442279. -
If your course is not listed, please contact the Hair & Beauty Department on 01293 442300.
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If your course is not listed, please contact the Health & Social Care and Early Years Department on 01293 453519.
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If your course is not listed, please contact the Motor Vehicle Department on 01293 442315.
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If your course is not listed, please contact the Creative Media Department on 01293 442312.
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If your course is not listed, please contact the Travel Department on 01293 442330.
