September is getting closer and we can’t wait to welcome you to Pudsey Sixth Form College! You’ll be part of the first generation of students at our brand-new, purpose-built campus, designed around your needs to bring out the best in creativity, innovation and learning.
Enrolling with us is easy. You’ll need to enrol in person – either by booking
an appointment or coming to a drop-in session. If you’ve already received an offer, keep an eye on your inbox: you’ll get an email to book your enrolment slot by the end of July. Take a look below at what you need to bring with you,
and you’re all set!
If you’re not sure what you want to do and you want some advice, our doors are open and our Enrolment team is ready to help!
Thinking of joining us and not yet applied?
Or have applied somewhere else and changed your mind?
Thursday 20 August – Friday 28 August
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday – 10am – 4pm
Wednesday – 10am-7pm
We are closed on Monday 31 August (Bank Holiday)
Step 1
Once you have been offered a place, you will receive your link to book your enrolment slot. This link should be with you by the end of July (please contact us if you don’t receive this)
Step 2
Use your link to book your enrolment slot via our Pro Portal system
Step 3
Attend your booked enrolment slot. You will need to bring your ID with you (see ‘what do I need to bring?’ section), proof of National Insurance number and proof of your exam results
Step 4
If you think you may be entitled to any financial support you will need to also bring the evidence needed for this
Step 5
Once enrolled you will be given your college start date
Your results
We can’t enrol you without evidence of your exam results. This could be an exam slip, letter from your school or your certificates.
Proof of your National Insurance number
This can be your National Insurance card or a tax or benefits letter.
A form of ID is required from the list below to enrol:
You may also want to bring a family member or friend to accompany you (one additional person per student).
We are very excited to welcome you to Pudsey Sixth Form College!
The address is 100 Kent Road, Pudsey LS28 9LU. The nearest bus stops are Kent Road Sycamore Chase and Kent Road Acres Hall Avenue, and they’re right outside the main entrance.
When you arrive at the campus, simply make your way to the main entrance, and once inside our friendly staff will tell you where to go.
Parking is limited and available on a first come, first served basis.
Now you know what to expect from enrolment, you can start to get excited about joining us!
Get ready to learn in a space built for the future – with green facilities, specialist teaching and bold ideas that inspire success. Our college offers a wide range of courses, state-of-the-art facilities, and dedicated staff who are committed to supporting and guiding you throughout your academic journey.
Explore our Student Life pages to find out what awaits you.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at courses@pudseysixthformcollege.ac.uk
We hope these FAQs address any concerns you may have. If you can’t find the answer to your question please get in touch, our friendly team is ready to help. Using our online chat is the best way to speak to us and get the information you are looking for.
Not at all. You still have time to select your chosen subjects and make an application. Take a look at our course pages where you can find details of our extensive offering. If you would like to discuss your options, come along to our drop-in sessions and we can help find you the right path.
Thursday 20 August – Friday 28 August
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday – 10am – 4pm
Wednesday – 10am-7pm
If you don’t meet our entry requirements for A Levels, you can apply for our Step Up Pathway (SUTA). SUTA allows you to get the GCSEs you need, so that you can progress to A Level study. You take 5 GCSEs over one year and upon successful completion, you will be able to apply for A Level study. For more information give us a call or drop us a message over live chat.
We might have emailed you with details about your application and how to enrol. Please check your email inbox and if you can’t see anything from us, you can call us on 0113 386 1860 or discuss with us via live chat and we’ll be able to help you.
Congratulations! By the end of July, you will have received an enrolment form and email outlining your next steps. To chat about this further, you can drop into campus, contact us on 0113 386 1860 or speak to an advisor using our live chat.
If you are having difficulty booking an enrolment slot, or if you haven’t received an email inviting you to do so, you can come along to one of the drop-in sessions where one of the Enrolment team will be happy to help you.
Thursday 20 August – Friday 28 August
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday – 10am – 4pm
Wednesday – 10am-7pm
Yes, please still attend your enrolment slot. Even if you don’t meet the entry requirements for your original course, we may be able to offer you a place at a different level within the same subject area, or help you explore an alternative pathway.
Options might include starting on a lower-level course with English and maths included, joining a GCSE programme or moving onto a different route that aligns with your grades, interests and goals. We’ll talk everything through with you at enrolment.
Speak to us, you still have time to change your choices. Come to your booked enrolment appointment or a drop-in session and talk to us about what you would like to change to – we can give you advice on your next steps.
Thursday 20 August – Friday 28 August
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday – 10am – 4pm
Wednesday – 10am-7pm
No, you are not able to enrol online. Enrolment takes place at the College and you must attend in person (it can’t be done by someone else on your behalf) so we can check your documents, confirm your details and issue you a student ID and lanyard.
If you can’t make your appointment, please contact the admissions team to rearrange a suitable time.
Enrolment takes place at the College and should take approximately fifteen minutes. Our friendly team will guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have. There’s no need to feel rushed – we are here to help and will ensure you are satisfied with everything before you head off to enjoy the rest of your day.
You will be welcomed by a friendly member of staff who will speak to you about your next steps. Whether this is starting your enrolment or helping you to find options based around your interests, we can help. It’s also a great chance for you to get a feel for what it would be like to study with us.
We don’t want finance to be a barrier to study. We offer financial support to students to help with costs including travel, meals, childcare, fees and course-related costs, if you meet certain eligibility criteria. For full details of the support available, visit our Student Financial Support webpage.
Please note, funds are limited and subject to eligibility criteria, so students are advised to apply immediately following their enrolment. A Student Financial Support Fund application form will be emailed to you and our staff can help support you through the application. In order to complete the application, students will be asked to show their income evidence to staff (e.g. working tax credit/child tax credit award notice, benefits letter, Universal Credit statement, home office letter/ASPEN/ARC Card).
If you are 20+ and applying for childcare, you must also bring a copy of your child’s birth certificate.
If you require childcare support, you can apply now by downloading the childcare applications form, and quote form, from our Student Financial Support webpage.
Applications must be checked and signed by curriculum admin teams before being scanned and submitted to childcareadvice@leedscitycollege.ac.uk.
Confirmation letters can be issued once you’ve been attending college for two weeks. Please speak to your School Admin team and they’ll be able to help.
Yes, you can still apply after the main enrolment period. However, we can’t guarantee availability. To give yourself the best chance, we recommend completing your interview, receiving your offer and booking an enrolment slot as early as you can.
If you’re going to be away during the main enrolment dates, you can attend one of our late enrolment sessions. In some cases, if you let us know in advance, we may be able to make arrangements; but this isn’t always possible and spaces may still be very limited. For this reason, we strongly encourage enrolling as early as you’re able to.
You’ll receive your lanyard when you enrol. Your timetable will be released shortly after enrolment, usually in early September. If you haven’t received your timetable before your course begins, please contact your School Admin team.
If your course requires a uniform, details and ordering links are usually shared during enrolment. In some departments, this may also be discussed at your interview.