Enrolment is the process of becoming a student after you have applied for a course. Everyone must enrol—whether you are studying full-time, part-time or on an apprenticeship.
1. Apply for Your Course
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Go to the course page on our website and click Apply.
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We will email you with instructions on how to complete your enrolment.
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If you prefer to speak face-to-face, you can visit one of our campuses instead.
2. Need Help Applying Online?
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If you find the online form difficult or would rather talk to someone, our admissions team is here to help.
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Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to arrange an appointment.
3. Check Your Email
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After you apply, look out for an email from us.
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It will tell you:
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The date and time of your interview.
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Your enrolment appointment.
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Any assessments you need to complete.
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4. What Happens on the Day?
When you come to the college to enrol, please follow these stages:
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Stage 1: Check-In
Arrive at reception to let us know you’ve arrived. -
Stage 2: Interview & Assessments
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Interview with the course team.
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Initial assessments in English and maths.
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Additional Learning Support (ALS) consultation, if needed.
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BKSB online skills assessment (English and maths).
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Stage 3: Final Enrolment
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Pay any course fees or confirm funding.
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Show valid photo ID (e.g. passport or driving licence).
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Receive your lanyard and timetable.
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🗓️ When and Where to Enrol
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You can apply for courses from: late October 2024.
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Enrolment starts: August 2025.
| Day | 2025 Dates | Enrolment times: provisional, to be confirmed. |
| Thursday | 21 August | GCSE Results Day |
| Friday | 22 August | 9.15am - 3.30pm for students with Unconditonal Offers only. |
| Tuesday | 26 August | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Wednesday | 27 August | 9.15am - 3.30pm |
| Thursday | 28 August | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Friday | 29 August | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Saturday | 30 August | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Monday | 1 September | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Tuesday | 2 September | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Wednesday | 3 September | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Thursday | 4 September | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Friday | 5 September | 9.15am - 3.00pm |
| Monday | 8 September | Extended Enrolment by arrangement only (courses already starting) |
Check below for which campus you will need to visit to enrol.
🏫 Which Campus to Visit?
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Brixton Campus: Adult ESOL extended enrolments.
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Clapham Campus: 16–18 ESOL and Sports extended enrolments.
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All other courses: Enrol at the campus where your course is taught - see the course chart below.
- Campus directions/travel guide are here.
You must go to the correct campus so your teachers can meet you. If you’ve applied for more than one course, you may need to visit more than one campus.
| Lambeth College (Clapham campus) | London South Bank Technical College (Nine Elms campus) |
Additional Courses |
| Accounting | Apprenticeships | Painting and Decorating |
| Arts & Design | Brick Work | Photography |
| Beauty | Civil Engineering | Plumbing |
| Business | Computing and IT | Product Design |
| Counselling | Construction | Science |
| Early Years | Dental | Sport Science |
| English & Maths | Electrical Installation | Sports |
| ESOL for 16–18 year olds | Engineering | |
| ESOL for Adults | English & Maths | |
| Entry to Employment | E-Sports | |
| IELTS | Film and TV | |
| Inclusive Learning | Forensics | |
| JCP | Games Design | |
| Online Learning | Graphic Design | |
| Patisserie | Green Skills | |
| Performing Arts | Health and Human | |
| Supporting Teaching and Learning | Health and Social Care | |
| Travel and Tourism | Medicine and Medical | |
| Young People Engagement and School Links | Nursing |
📄 Documents to Bring to Enrolment
To enrol, you must bring the following:
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Proof of your identity and your status in the UK
Bring one of the following:-
Passport.
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Birth certificate.
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Residency permit or ID card.
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Home Office letter.
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Local authority letter (for asylum seekers or refugees).
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Proof of qualifications
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School, college, or university certificates (if available).
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Extra documents for adult students (aged 19+)
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We will tell you what you need when you apply.
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May include payslips, sponsor letters, or benefits evidence.
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EHCP (Education Health Care Plan)
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If you are aged 19–24 and have an EHCP, please bring it with you.
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🤟 Need Sign Language Support?
We can provide British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters during enrolment. Please contact the admissions team before your enrolment date to arrange support.
📉 Didn’t Get the Grades You Expected?
Don’t worry—we look at all your information, not just exam results.
We will help you find a course that matches your goals and supports your future.
✏️ 16–19 Year Olds – English and Maths
If you’re aged 16 to 19 and did not achieve Grade 4 or higher in GCSE English and/or Maths:
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You must continue studying these subjects.
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They will be added automatically to your timetable.
💬 Need Course Advice?
We are here to help you choose the right course.
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Current students:
Speak to your tutor or Learning Development Coach. -
New students:
Contact our admissions team by email:
✉️ This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
💷 Course Fees and Financial Help
If you live in Greater London and earn less than £27,007.50 a year (before tax), you may be able to study for free, depending on the course.
Bring recent payslips or other income proof.
If your course is Level 3 or higher and you don’t qualify for free study, you may be able to get an Advanced Learner Loan from the Student Loans Company.
Our team will help explain what’s available when you enrol.
⚠️ Fee Confirmation
An enrolment officer will confirm the cost of your course based on your documents. If you do not qualify for free study, you must pay at enrolment or arrange payment.
The college may correct any fee mistakes made during enrolment. If changes are significant, you can cancel and get a full refund.
