Whether you’re joining us for the first time or continuing your studies, you’ll find everything you need to prepare for enrolment below.
Select the option that best describes you to jump straight to the information relevant to you.
A Level Results Day
Thursday 13 August 2026
Results will be available from 8:00am via learner email and ProPortal.
GCSE Results Day
Thursday 20 August 2026
Results will be available from 8:00am via learner email and ProPortal.
Thursday 20 August 2026
10:30am – 6:00pm
Friday 21 August 2026
9:30am – 4:00pm
Monday 24 August – Friday 28 August 2026
Enrolment appointments will continue throughout the enrolment period.
Thursday 3 September 2026
4:00pm – 7:00pm
Thursday 10 September 2026
4:00pm – 7:00pm
Online enrolment remains available for applicable courses throughout the enrolment period.
For term dates and other academic year information, please visit our Terms & Key Dates page
Congratulations on receiving your results and taking the next step towards college.
Enrolment is by appointment only. Follow the steps below to complete your online enrolment and get ready for the start of your course.
You will receive an email containing details of how to begin the enrolment process.
The online enrolment process will ask you to:
Once your online enrolment has been completed, you will be invited to attend your enrolment appointment.
During your appointment you will have the opportunity to:
Once enrolled, you will receive further information about your next steps before starting your course.
Please bring:
I am confused about the career/course I wish to do and need careers advice
For any concerns or uncertainties regarding your chosen career or course, our dedicated Careers Team is available to provide guidance and support.
Reach out to them before enrolment at:
Careers@tscg.ac.uk
You can also drop in to speak to a Careers Adviser during enrolment.
A Careers Adviser is available at every site throughout the year.
I received support for a learning difficulty/disability at school or have an EHCP plan but have not previously told you about this
If you have previously received support for a learning difficulty, disability, or have an EHCP plan, but have not informed us about it, please let us know during enrolment.
Our specialist staff will discuss your support requirements in more detail and work with you to ensure appropriate support arrangements are in place.
If you have already discussed your support needs with the Learner Support team, please email any specialist reports, medical evidence, GP letters, EHCP documentation or other relevant information to:
admissions@tscg.ac.uk
ahead of your enrolment appointment.
For learners with an EHCP, we kindly request a copy of the plan in advance to allow sufficient time for review and planning.
What financial support is available for me?
Regardless of your age, if your household income is under £40,000 per year (gross), you may be eligible for support from the bursary or learner support fund.
Our funds can provide assistance towards the cost of equipment, uniforms and travel.
Applications to the bursary/learner support fund will be available at enrolment or can be sent out by post.
Free College Meals
If you are aged 16–18 and received free school meals, you may be eligible for Free College Meals while studying with us. Simply complete a bursary application and we will assess your eligibility.
Vulnerable Bursary (16–18 Years Only)
Learners meeting one of the following criteria may be eligible:
16–18 Discretionary Bursary
Students can apply for support towards:
Eligibility for Free College Meals will also be assessed.
Care to Learn
If you are aged 16–19 and have a child of your own, support with childcare costs may be available through the Government’s Care to Learn scheme.
www.gov.uk/care-to-learn
Our Pass
Our Pass is available to eligible 16–18-year-olds living in Greater Manchester and offers free bus travel.
www.ourpass.co.uk
Feeling anxious about your exam grades? Don’t panic.
Attend your enrolment appointment and our experienced team will offer advice and guidance to secure a place that aligns with your chosen career path.
If you have any doubts about your course selection, our Careers Team will be available to discuss alternative options.
Should you wish to change the course you have initially applied for, please contact the Admissions Team.
Please include your full name and preferred site in your message to ensure a prompt response.
Course start dates, induction information and key academic dates can be found on our Term Dates page.
Your timetable will be accessible through ProPortal, where you can access information relating to your studies, including:
Training on using ProPortal will be provided during induction.
You can view term dates on our dedicated page
No. It is important that you are available to attend classes and any examinations during term time.
If you have not achieved a Grade 4 or above in GCSE English and/or GCSE Maths and are aged 16–18, you will be required to continue studying these subjects during your time at College.
Further information will be provided during enrolment.
We understand that the summer break can sometimes pose challenges to mental wellbeing.
The following organisations offer free support:
Please do not hesitate to access these services if you require support.
The first few days and weeks at College can often feel a little daunting, but we have plenty of support available to help you settle in.
As a learner with us you will have access to:
We also expect all learners to uphold our College values:
Thank you for your application to college, you should have received an enrolment link via email to complete your enrolment. Follow the process online to get started on your course.
If you haven’t yet applied, you can do so through our website.
After applying, you will receive information about the next steps in the enrolment process.
During enrolment we will confirm:
Please have:
Please note: If evidence is not provided at enrolment, we may be unable to complete your enrolment, or course fees may apply.
If you are aged 19 or over at enrolment, you may need to pay tuition fees.
Financial support may be available, and we can provide further information during enrolment.
Financial support may be available depending on your individual circumstances and course eligibility.
Support may be available towards:
Students aged 19+ may be able to apply for support towards:
Students who have taken out an Advanced Learner Loan may be able to apply for support towards:
For any concerns or uncertainties regarding your chosen career or course, our dedicated Careers Team is available to provide guidance and support.
Reach out to them before enrolment at:
Careers@tscg.ac.uk
You can also speak to a Careers Adviser during enrolment.
A Careers Adviser is available throughout the year.
If you are worried about the cost of studying, please speak to our Admissions or Student Services teams during enrolment.
They can advise you on any funding, bursary or learner support that may be available.
For any concerns or uncertainties regarding your chosen career or course, our dedicated Careers Team is available to provide guidance and support.
Reach out to them before enrolment at:
Careers@tscg.ac.uk
You can also speak to a Careers Adviser during enrolment.
A Careers Adviser is available throughout the year.
We understand that breaks between study can sometimes be challenging.
The following organisations offer free support:
Please do not hesitate to access these services if you require support.
Should you wish to change the course you have initially applied for, please contact the Admissions Team.
Please include your full name and preferred site in your message to ensure a prompt response.
Financial support may be available depending on your circumstances.
Please speak to the Admissions Team during enrolment for further information about available funding and support.
No.
It is important that you are available to attend classes and any examinations during term time.
Once you have applied for a University Centre course and have been offered a place, you will receive an enrolment link from our Admissions team. Use this link to complete your enrolment online.
Please bring:
Welcome back. If you’re continuing your studies with us, you’ll find everything you need to prepare for the next academic year below.
You do not need to submit a new application. Simply follow the guidance below for your next steps.
If you are a student with us and progressing within the same curriculum area, you will be automatically enrolled, and you do not need to do anything. This is subject to successfully completing your current course and/or GCSE English and maths requirements. If you are not successful in passing your course or Maths and English, we will contact you to discuss your options.
You should already have met with your course tutor to discuss your next steps.
If you have applied to move to a different curriculum area, you will have been invited to an interview with tutors from that area.
Your place on the new course will be subject to you meeting the entry requirements discussed during the interview.
If you meet the entry requirements, you will be automatically enrolled shortly after results day.
If you do not meet the entry requirements, we will contact you by email on results day and invite you to speak with our Admissions and Careers teams, who will help you explore alternative course options.
An email will be sent in early August specifying which course you have been offered and outlining the next steps.
If you are a student with us and progressing within the same curriculum area, you will be automatically enrolled, subject to successfully completing your current course and any English and maths requirements.
If you are moving to a different department, you will receive your enrolment information and instructions explaining the next steps.
The email you receive in August will specify which course you will be enrolled onto.
Yes.
Every year you must complete a new bursary application form.
The form can be downloaded from the website and brought to enrolment along with any supporting evidence required.
If you have changed your mind, please contact the Admissions Team who will be able to advise on the options available and the next steps.
If you’re unsure which information applies to you, need support with the enrolment process, or have a question about your application, our Admissions Team will be happy to help.
Enrolment is a particularly busy period, and response times may be longer than usual. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
