Courses

• Qualifications Explained
• Information, Advice & Guidance
• How to Apply
• Central Admissions
• Request a Guide
• Contact Us

Campuses

• Acton
  • Introduction
  • Facilities
  • How to Find Us
  • Acton virtual tour
• Ealing
  • Introduction
  • Ealing Institute of Media
  • Ealing Sixth Form Centre
  • Facilities
  • How to Find Us
  • Ealing virtual tour
• Hammersmith
  • Introduction
  • Hammersmith Sixth Form Centre
  • Facilities
  • How to Find Us
  • Hammersmith virtual tour
• Southall
  • Introduction
  • Southall Sixth Form Centre
  • Facilities
  • Southall virtual tour
• How to Find Us

How to Apply

Thank you for choosing to study at Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College. You can apply by using our online application form or complete a printed form and return it to the Learner Information Service.

You can find the printed application form in the back of our course guides, as a download from this website or you can request one by:

calling: 0800 980 2185

emailing: lis@wlc.ac.uk or

online: enquiry form

Course/College Enquiries: 0800 980 2185

College Switchboard: 020 8741 1688

Email: lis@wlc.ac.uk

Applying Online

Use the link below to select the course you would like to apply for. Once you have read and are happy with all the course information, including fees and start dates for the course, you can click the 'Apply Now' tab to load the online application form.

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Download an Application Form

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International	Application Form Applicant Test
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Reference Form

If you are aged between 16-19 or are applying for a Health, Care and Early Years course, you will need to complete a Reference Form

Applying for any of the following courses?

• ESOL/EFL
• Literacy and Numeracy
• Professional courses: Management (CMI) / Human Resources (CIPD)

Important Information

• Higher Education
  For full-time Higher Education courses (Foundation Degrees, Higher National Diplomas and Higher National Certificates) you will need to apply through UCAS (our reference is E10), or complete an online application form on this website. We will give you advice and support you through the UCAS process once you have been offered a place. For more information, visit www.ucas.com or contact us
  For part-time courses and for all courses starting in February, please complete a college application form, either online through the website or requested an application form from our Learner Information Service. For more information, contact us
  Employers: If you are an employer and are interested in enrolling someone from your workforce onto one of our Higher Education courses, please note that your employee will still need to go through the application and enrolment process. Support and advice is available.
• International Students
  

  You can apply to study a course in two different ways.
  Method 1 -Contact one of our appointed representatives in your home country. The recommended agents are trained to look after your needs during the application process.

  To see if we have representatives near you, please contact our International Student Centre

  email: intoff@wlc.ac.uk,

  telephone: 0044 (0) 20 7565 1246

  or fax: 0044 (0) 208 563 8574 for further information.

  Method 2 - Complete an Application Form and return it to the International Office by post, fax or email. Please include copies of your examination certificates as proof of your qualifications and evidence of work experience if relevant.

  Once your application is received, the International Office will consider your application and decide whether to offer you a study place. This might be 'conditional', which means you will need to achieve a certain exam result to gain a place on the course. This letter will include our bank details and a request for a deposit or full fees. NB: This letter will not help you get a student visa.

  Once the payment is received we reserved you a place on the course and send you a Visa Letter. This letter is proof of your study place you should use it to apply for a visa at your local British Embassy or High Commission.

 

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