enrolment at Hull College
Enrolment is the final step in confirming your place with us. It’s also how we check and confirm your details, make sure you’re on the right course, and get everything sorted before you officially start with us in September.
Our enrolment process happens every year and is split into two parts: an online form and an in-person appointment at our Queen’s Gardens campus in the city centre.
Until both parts are completed, your place isn’t fully confirmed – so it’s really important to get everything done.
Everything you need to know about enrolling and getting ready to start your course in September can be found below.
Stage 1: Complete Your Online Enrolment Form
Before coming into college, you’ll need to complete our online enrolment form.
The form takes around 15-20 minutes to complete and allows you to provide the information we need to prepare your place on your course. You will need:
- Your personal details
- Information about your previous qualifications
- Your exam results if you already have them
- Your National Insurance number if you are aged 19 or over
If you’re still waiting for your GCSE results, don’t worry, you can provide these later.
If you need help completing the form, our team will be happy to support you.
If you change your mind about the course you’d like to study, please contact our Admissions Team as soon as possible so we can discuss your options. You can do this via email at admissions@hull-college.ac.uk or by calling 01482 329943.
Stage 2: Attend Your In-Person Enrolment Appointment
Once you’ve completed your online form, you’ll then be required to attend an enrolment appointment at our Queen’s Gardens campus between Tuesday 18th August 2026 and Friday 28th August 2026.
During your appointment you will:
- Meet your course tutor
- Confirm your place on your course
- Receive your student ID card
- Collect your timetable for your first week
- Have the chance to ask any questions you may have before starting college
*Please note the 2026/27 academic year at the college begins on Monday 7th September 2026.
what should you bring?
If you are aged 16-18, please bring:
- Your GCSE or A Level results
- Any qualification certificates or results slips you have available
If you are aged 19 or over, you may also need:
- Payment details or information about your student loan
- Evidence of benefits or low income if applying for financial support
If you are not a UK national, or you have not lived in the UK for the last three years, you may also need to provide evidence of your residency status, such as a passport, visa or settled status documentation.
Your Support at Hull College
At Hull College, we’re committed to helping every student achieve their potential. Our Learning Support team provides personalised support for students with learning difficulties and/or disabilities, including specialist staff, assistive technology, tailored resources and reasonable adjustments to help you succeed. Find out more by visiting our Learner Services pages
We want to make studying at Hull College as accessible as possible. Depending on your circumstances, you may be eligible for financial support to help with the cost of your studies, including bursaries, travel, meals and other essential course-related expenses. Explore the funding options available and find out what support you could be entitled by visiting our Financial Support page.
If you currently receive exam support at school, such as extra time, a reader, or a scribe, it’s important to know that these arrangements do not automatically transfer to college.
To help us make sure the right support is in place for you, please contact our Learning Support Team before you start and send us your full name, the name of your previous school, and a copy or summary of your Form 8 access arrangements to access.arrangements@Hull-College.ac.uk.
The sooner we receive this information; the sooner we can review your support needs and make arrangements to help you succeed from day one.
Returning and Progressing Students
We look forward to welcoming our returning and progressing students back for another successful year at Hull College.
If you’re coming back to continue your studies with us, the process is even simpler. You’ll only need to complete the online enrolment form – there’s no need to attend an enrolment appointment.
You’ll then be invited in to collect your new student ID and lanyard, along with your timetable for the first week, from Tuesday 1st September ahead of the start of term on Monday 7th September 2026.
If you don’t complete your online enrolment form, you’ll be invited to attend an enrolment appointment to complete the process and secure your place for the new academic year.
If you have any questions or need support with your enrolment, our team is here to help. Simply get in touch with our Admissions Team by email via admissions@hull-college.ac.uk, by phone on 01482 329943, or pop in to see us at our Queen’s Gardens campus.
Are You an Apprentice?
If you’re joining Hull College as an apprentice, there’s no need to complete the standard full-time student enrolment process.
Our Apprenticeship Team will contact you directly to guide you through the next steps, confirm your first day of learning at college and provide everything you need before beginning your apprenticeship. They’ll work closely with you and your employer to make sure everything is in place, so you can start your apprenticeship with confidence.
If you have any questions in the meantime, our Apprenticeship Team will be happy to help. You can contact them via email at apprenticeships@hull-college.ac.uk or by calling 0300 330 2010.
Starting Your Higher Education Journey
If you’re joining us as a Higher Education student this year, you’ll receive an email inviting you to complete your online enrolment before the start of term.
Once you’ve completed your online enrolment, you’ll be fully enrolled and ready to begin your studies. You’ll then join your fellow Higher Education students for Orientation Week, starting on Monday 7th September 2026, where you’ll have the opportunity to meet your tutors and classmates, explore the campus, and find out everything you need to know before teaching begins.
If you have any questions or need support with your enrolment, our team is here to help and will be happy to assist. Get in touch via email at info@hull-college.ac.uk or give us a call on 01482 329943.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Enrolment?
Enrolment is how you officially confirm your place at Hull College. Once it’s complete, you’ll be ready to start your course in September. You should have already received an appointment to come in and complete your enrolment process during this period. This will have been sent – along with other key enrolment information – to the email address on your application.
What do I need to do when I arrive for Enrolment?
Upon arrival at college, please head to the front of our Queen’s Gardens campus, where you will be greeted by our friendly staff and guided through the process of the event.
What if my grades are not as expected?
Don’t worry – please still come along to your enrolment appointment at the date and time you’ve been given. Our team will talk through your options with you and help you find the right next step. This could include a different course or a different level of study that’s better suited to your results and future goals.
What if I can’t attend my appointment?
No problem. Get in touch with our Admissions team and we’ll arrange an alternative date and time for you. Email admissions@hull-college.ac.uk
What if I haven’t received an appointment?
Contact our admissions team and we’ll check your details and resend your appointment information. Email admissions@hull-college.ac.uk
Do we have the correct contact details for you?
If you haven’t been receiving updates from us, we may not have your latest contact details on file. Please contact our Admissions Team as soon as possible on 01482 329943 or email admissions@hull-college.ac.uk so we can update your information and make sure you don’t miss any important enrolment updates.
What if I haven’t applied yet?
There’s still time. You can still apply for courses and speak to our tutors about your options. Simply visit the college or apply online and we’ll guide you through the next steps. Search all our courses here.
Need help? Don’t worry, our Admissions team is here to support you throughout the process. If you have any questions, get in touch via admissions@hull-college.ac.uk or call 01482 329943 and we’ll be happy to help.
