How to Enrol
Welcome to enrolment 2026 - the information hub about how and when you should enrol. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Welcome to enrolment 2026 - the information hub about how and when you should enrol. We look forward to seeing you soon!
Our Admissions team will email you with information about how to enrol and when. You can also take a look through our Enrolment Troubleshooting Guide below which answers our most common queries of the enrolment process.
Your Enrolment Experience is the final stage of the application process to becoming a student at Bishop Burton College.
Enrolment will confirm your place on a course, the level of course you should take and any fees you may need to pay.
Our Admissions team will email you with information about how to enrol and when. You can also see more information on how enrolment will work and Induction Week below, including what to do if you can't make it to your assigned enrolment date.
Enrolment is a two stage process this year for new students. Full details will be included in the email you'll receive from our Admissions team.
Fill in your enrolment form online
We will send you an email with a unique link for this part of the process. In this email we'll provide you with full instructions on how to complete this first stage of enrolment.
Join us for Enrolment Day
In the email you'll receive from Admissions, we'll invite you onto campus to complete enrolment. Please attend at the date and time you have been allocated to make your experience as smooth as possible. You'll get to meet your tutor and find out which days you will be on campus for your course. Note, you could be on campus for up to 1-2 hours to complete the enrolment process
If your results are better than you were expecting, not quite what you were hoping for, or if you've had a change of heart - don't worry. Just drop in at the College and we will answer any questions you have and complete your enrolment.
You will get an invite via email to come onto campus and enrol.
No - you should already have completed a paper enrolment form or an online continuation form before the summer break. If you have not done this, you may be invited into College to complete your enrolment before the start of term.
When you come on to Campus after completing your Part 1 Enrolment online you will need to bring the following documents:
Original certificates for all your exams/qualifications taken to date (such as GCSEs) or a results slip for exams taken this summer.
Identification (ID) - one form of acceptable ID such as:
Passport
Birth certificate
Driving licence (full or provisional)
National insurance Letter
Exam certificates/exam results slip including your GCSE English and Maths
Adoption certificate
Home office letter
National Identity card and letter to show EU settlement
UK Naturalisation/Citizenship certificate
Benefit letter – which states learner’s name
Residence Permit Card/E-Visa
You will need one form of the proof of identity above to be able to collect your College ID Card.
Yes you can! Just drop in at the College and we will answer any questions you have and complete your enrolment. Drop-in sessions are every week day, starting Wednesday 26th August from 9.30am-4.30pm (4pm on Fridays).
You will be able to attend drop-in enrolment sessions from Wednesday 26th August from 9.30am to 4.30pm (4pm on Fridays).
If you can't make your enrolment date, please attend one of our drop-in enrolment sessions, every week day starting Wednesday 26th August from 9.30am to 4.30pm (4pm on Fridays).
It's Not Too Late To Apply and Enrol For September 2026! Simply come along to the college and our team will answer any questions you have and complete your enrolment.
You can also find the perfect course for you here and follow the instructions on how to apply.
The first week of term starts on the 7th September, although you will be informed of your first day at College by your tutor.
Starting on a new chapter of your life is always a bit daunting but we spend the first week helping you to get settled in and feeling at home on campus. The first week of college is the official start of your journey with us and your welcome to college life!
What will happen?
On your first day you'll be given your Student ID card (which will also act as your bus pass if you are eligible for free transport). We'll also get you set up with your college email account.
There will be lots of activities to make you feel at home and make friends. We’ll give you the lowdown on where everything is, from classrooms, to the Learning Resource Centre, places to eat and the toilets. You’ll meet the other people on your course and be introduced to your tutors.
Do I need to bring anything with me?
If you are a returning student, on your first day you'll need to bring ID with you to collect your Student ID. This could be any of the forms listed above in the Enrolment requirements.
Please email admissions@bishopburton.ac.uk as soon as possible confirming your acceptance so that we can ensure you receive the correct information for your course.
We’ll be sending an information guide to all parents, carers and next of kin of our new students through the post in the first couple of weeks in August. This will include an introduction to the college, advice on supporting your young person as they make the transition to Bishop Burton, information on all the support available and key contacts you may need.
If you do have any queries or concerns before you hear from us in the meantime please contact Admissions on admissions@bishopburton.ac.uk.