There are staff available on your campus to support you with anything from personal issues, your next steps after college, financial advice and support for your health and wellbeing.
Are you a parent/carer looking for support with your own mental health, or for information and resources around your child’s mental health? Click here
Our careers teams on every campus deliver high quality, impartial careers advice to all our students and will support you to reach your future goals.
Visit our Careers Advice page to find out about the support in place.
Your mental health and wellbeing is always our priority. Our expert teams listen without judgement and encourage you to connect with others, in the way that most helps you personally.
Please visit our mental health and wellbeing page.
If you’re a parent seeking information and advice for yourself and your teenager, please visit this page.
At NCC we are committed to creating a level playing field for our assessments and exams so that all our students have an equal opportunity to succeed. The purpose of EAA is to ensure that potential barriers to assessment are removed preventing substantial disadvantage for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, including disabled or neurodivergent students, or those with a temporary injury.
Read more about the arrangements NCC puts in place to support its students by clicking the button below.
Welfare Advisers are available to help students overcome barriers they may face while studying. Advisers can help with a range of issues that may affect students, such as:
For appointments and referrals, staff and students can contact the Welfare Advisors by emailing:
Lots of our students receive financial help through our bursary which is open to adult and young students.
Please visit our financial support page to find out more.
Safeguarding is about keeping our students safe, both inside and outside of college. New City College is committed to safeguarding and student safety.
If you are a New City College student and you feel unsafe or would like to tell us about a safeguarding concern:
Please visit our Safeguarding page.
Once you are a New City College student we will only email you on your college email account.
New City College is committed to supporting learners so that they can achieve their full potential. We have a £1.3 million additional tuition fund.
We are using this fund to:
Please visit our our VLE support page that explains how to log in to the College network (VLE) from outside the College.
We want to support you to achieve highly, so please tell us if you are a looked after child (also known as child looked after) or care leaver.
We aim to help you succeed at college and to enhance your experience, development and progression opportunities. We work in partnership with Virtual Schools and Personal Advisers to achieve your goals.
You may also be eligible for financial support of up to £1200 per year and free college meals.
Please tell us if you are care experienced at enrolment so that we can support you from the very start. This also means we can give you all the information you need to apply for financial support.
If you become a looked after child during your course, please tell your tutor.
If you are a professional working with a care experienced young person, please get in touch via our LAC Co-ordinator Rajia Hussain: rajia.hussain@ncclondon.ac.uk
Miranda Gay is the Group Head of Safeguarding.
Narzny Khan, Principal Redbridge and Epping Forest Campuses is the Designated Safeguarding Lead for New City College.
