Enrolment with Exeter College 2023

This page contains information about enrolment for school leaver courses starting in September 2023. If you haven’t yet submitted your application you can do so by clicking here >

A warm welcome awaits…

Enrolment is taking place between 25 August and 4 September at our Centre for Creative Industries (CCI), off Queen Street.

We can’t wait to welcome you to Exeter College this summer. This page is for all Exeter College offer holders who will be joining us for the first time this year.

At enrolment, we’ll confirm that you’re on the right course for your future, meet the expected grade profile and make sure you’re set up on all of our systems to start your exceptional education with us.

Remember, if you don’t get the results you were hoping for, still come along for your enrolment appointment. We offer a wide range of courses at all levels and can support you in exploring your options.

Take the enrolment tour with our College Advice Team.

What is enrolment?

Enrolment is the process for making your final choices about the courses you will study with us and signing up as an Exeter College student.

As part of the process we will check that you have achieved the grades you need for your chosen course. If you don’t achieve the grades you were hoping for or you’ve changed your mind about what courses you’d like to study, please don’t worry, we will support you to find the course that’s right for you and your ambitions.

We’ll also let you know what to expect at the start of term, and answer any questions that you may have before your first day.

As part of the enrolment process you will complete all of the necessary paperwork to enrol as a student and you will have your photo taken for your College ID card.

ENROLMENT EXPLAINED

You will receive your invitation to enrolment in the coming weeks.

If you have not received your letter by 11 August, please do get in touch with us.

Please notes enrolment takes place at our Centre for Creative Industries, just off Queen Street, opposite Exeter Central Train Station. Look out for the enrolment banner over Queen Street.

Please note we have NO onsite car parking available at the College.

What do I need to bring?

What happens at enrolment?

Check out the site map for where you need to go at enrolment and for some nearby car park locations.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What support and information will be available?

I can’t attend my appointment. What should I do?

I’ve changed my mind about my course options.

I didn’t get the grades I needed to do my course.

I need to change my preferred name/email/address?

I have found an employer and would like to do an Apprenticeship instead.

I have decided not to come to Exeter College and would like to withdraw my application.

What happens at the start of term?

Have More Questions?

If you have any queries about the application process or regarding an existing application please contact our Admissions Team on info@exe-coll.ac.uk.

If you require information, advice or guidance, whether or not you’ve applied already, our College Advice Team are available via email on CAT@exe-coll.ac.uk. Please get in contact if you have any queries about starting with us in September 2023.

WHAT TO DO BEFORE ENROLMENT

1 – Get off to a Flying Start

We know lots of you are keen to get a head start on your College subjects before joining us, and that’s why we’ve developed Flying Start; our suite of pre-enrolment learning content designed to get you thinking about your new subjects with us. 

You should have received your Flying Start email from us already. If you haven’t received the Flying Start information you can find it here: 

2 – Ensure financial support is in place

The 16-19 Bursary Fund is available to help with the costs of coming to College. You can apply for financial support if you meet any of the following criteria:

  • Your household income is £30,000 or below.
  • You are in care, a care leaver or living independently.
  • You received free school meals and think you might still be eligible.

3 – Work out your travel to College plans

There are many ways to travel to us. All our sites are easily accessible by train, bus, bike, car, or on foot.

We run an Exeter College subsidised travel pass scheme for all full-time 16-18 learners who live more than 3 miles from College. We have also made further investment to be able to offer additional support towards the cost of travel for households with an income of below £50k. Please see tables included in the below link for further details of the support that’s available and for Travel Team contact information.

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