Hull College faq
Have you got a question about Hull College and what we offer? You’ve come to the right place!
Below are the most frequently asked questions and we’re here to give you quick and simple answers while pointing you in the right direction.
Support is available every step of the way and if you don’t find the answer to your question here, get in touch
What courses does Hull College offer?
We offer everything from vocational courses to degree level courses and adult education and workplace training:
- Vocational and technical courses
- Apprenticeships
- A-Levels
- GCSEs
- Degree level higher education courses
- Short courses for professional development
- Flexible online courses
- Teacher training
More about courses and entry requirements
Absolutely! Don’t worry – we offer the opportunity to re-sit your GCSEs in maths and English, which are subjects often required for further education or employment.
Failing your GCSEs doesn’t mean you can’t progress and follow your path to a bright future.
Vocational courses are designed to provide you with practical skills and knowledge needed for a particular career or industry. They offer hands-on training in real-life working environments alongside theoretical, classroom-based study.
Industry-relevant training such as construction or catering courses means you’re ready to hit the ground running in your chosen career once you complete your course.
Find out more about the courses we offer here.
We partner with local and national businesses to offer a wide range of apprenticeships to earn while you learn.
From health and social care, computing and hair and beauty to dental nursing, various trades and beyond – we have plenty of options to gain accredited qualifications to set you up for success in your chosen career.
Yes. We have a wide range of degree courses available with expert teaching and guidance at every step.
We offer an extensive range of programmes from Levels 4-7 across our Higher National Certificates (HNC), Higher National Diplomas (HNDs), Foundation and Honours Degrees, and Masters qualifications.
We offer lower fees than universities and you’ll study industry-linked degree programmes on your doorstep.
Yes. We offer a variety of options designed to help adults develop new skills, enhance their career prospects or change career paths.
Full and part-time courses are available through our Phoenix Future Skills team, as well as online learning options.
Explore our full range of adult courses
Applying to hull college
Whether you’re leaving school and want to apply for a course, thinking of trying an apprenticeship, studying for a degree, or an adult looking to learn new skills, applying to Hull College is easy.
What next?
- Find your course
- Click apply
- Complete the application form
- Wait to hear from our Admissions Team
Find more information on how to apply for a course at Hull College.
Yes, you can. Different support is available for various student types depending on your specific circumstances.
The 16-19 Bursary Fund offers financial support to eligible students aged 16-18.
However, if you’re studying with us and need financial support to stay in education, the 16-19 Bursary Fund can help with travel, meals, equipment and more. Learners aged 16-18 on August 31, 2025, can apply.
If you’re aged 19+ you may still qualify if you’re continuing a course started aged 16-18, or you have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP).
Find out more about financial support for students.
Once you’ve chosen your course and applied online, we’ll review your application and invite you for an in-person interview to meet your tutor. You will then receive an offer of a place on your chosen course or advice on your next steps.
Our Admissions Team will be available to help you with your application every step of the way and answer any questions you have.
Visit How to Apply for details on applications for each type of course.
Call 01482 329943 or email [email protected] for any other queries.
Dates change every academic year but you can find the latest term dates here.
Student support and Enquiries
Do you need some extra support?
We’re here to help you with everything from careers information, advice and guidance, and additional learning support to counselling, finance support, transport, childcare, and beyond.
Whatever you need support with, it doesn’t have to get in the way of reaching your potential.
Students are central to everything we do and we want to make sure you have a positive and productive experience with us.
Contact us here
General enquiries
Can’t find the answer to your question? Don’t worry – we’re here to help!
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Studying at college has completely prepared me for taking the next step into university. I’ve developed in so many different ways – not just academically, but also in confidence, independence, and how I manage my own learning. The overall experience has helped me understand what I’m capable of and given me the skills I need to succeed beyond college. That growth and preparation is exactly what college should be about!
