Applications for NCC

Whether you're a 16-18 year old school leaver ready to take the next step in your academic journey, or an adult learner seeking to upskill or embark on a new career path, New City College is here to help you shape your future.

Applications for NCC 

Whether you’re a school leaver aged 16 to 18 ready to take the next step in your academic journey, or an adult learner seeking to upskill or embark on a new career path, New City College is here to help you shape your future. 

 

Apply in three simple steps  

Step 1: Find Your Course 

Browse our courses or use the search tool to find the one that’s right for you. 

Step 2: Click Apply Now 

Select your campus, add the course to your basket, and ‘checkout’ to complete the short application form. 

Step 3: We’ll Be In Touch 

Our Customer Services team will email you about what happens next – including information on programme meetings, interviews, events and enrolment.  

Need help with your application, or have a question about a course? Call 0330 135 9000 or email info@ncclondon.ac.uk 

 

Age 16 – 18 (School Leavers)  

Application Process  

  1. Attend an Open Event at the campus you would like to study at – see all our campuses here 
  2. Apply for your course/courses – view all 16-18 courses 
  3. Applying for A Levels? You will be invited to a Programme Meeting with a course specialist to discuss your subjects 
  4. Attend the Applicant Day at your campus – you’ll be invited by email 
  5. Enrol in person after receiving your GCSE results 

Please note: this is subject to meeting entry requirements and submitting a satisfactory reference. Read more information for application support here 

Adults 

Application Process  

  1. Attend an Open Event at the campus you would like to study at – see all our campuses here 
  2. Apply for your course – view all adult courses 
  3. Attend an assessment/interview if necessary 
  4. Enrol in person at your chosen campus 

Please note: this is subject to meeting entry requirements and a successful assessment/interview if this is required.  Read more information for application support here. 

16-18 Courses

Click here to learn about our A Levels, Vocational/BTEC Courses & T Levels.
16-18 Courses

Adult Courses

Click here to learn about our wide range of courses for adults at all levels.
Adult Courses

Not Sure What to Study? 

Try our free Career Explorer tool to discover courses based on your interests and future goals. 

Explore careers and find your path here

 

We’ll support you every step of the way 

For advice or help, contact our friendly team on 0330 135 9000 or email info@ncclondon.ac.uk 

 

  • How we support you

    At New City College we provide the support to help you succeed and make the most of your time while you are with us. We have a range of outstanding services that will guide you through your college journey – from career and university advice to mental health and learning support. With your own Pastoral Tutor, you will always have someone to turn to. 

  • Course and careers advice

    We know it can sometimes be challenging deciding what and where to study, so if you need help deciding which course is right for you, our friendly advisers can give you some guidance and also support you through the application and enrolment process. 

    They can also advise on any financial help and assistance that New City College can offer. Please call them on 0330 135 9000. 

    The college holds Open Events throughout the year where you can meet the Deputy Principal, teachers, other staff and students who will be able to answer questions about courses and college life. 

    Our Careers advice teams are also at Open Events and are available to students at all stages of their college journey. Find out more about careers support within college. 

  • Mental health and wellbeing support

    Our mental health and wellbeing team offers a range of support for you during your time at college. From confidential 1-1 sessions, to group events and exam stress-busting techniques – there is always someone to help. 

    We have qualified counsellors who can support you through difficult times, such as relationship problems, family issues, anxiety, exam stress, depression and any other personal circumstances that are emotionally challenging and may interfere with your learning. 

    Our experienced mental health advisers give individual support, such as practical advice, information, advocacy and referrals to internal and external services. Find out more about our mental health and wellbeing support service. 

  • Financial support

    If you need support with materials or other educational costs, we can allocate funds to you through our 16-18 bursary, the college’s 19+ bursary and the bursary for students taking out an advanced learner loan. We also provide free college meals for eligible students. Find out more about the financial support we can give you. 

  • Additional learning support

    Our Additional Learning Support team provides valuable support to help with your studies. You can access support ranging from specialist assessment or screening, one-to-one study mentoring, special examination access arrangements, in-class support and assistance for people with hearing and/or visual impairments.

  • Pathway to university or work

    Applying to New City College will mean you are already on your pathway to a degree, an apprenticeship or a job. We have very strong links with a range of universities and employers and we will support you to progress to your next destination. Our careers teams will give you all the advice you need once you are here.