Applying for a course at Walsall College is really simple – visit our course pages, find a course that you like and click the Apply Now button!
From helping you decide which course is right for you, to advising you on your finances, our Student Services team is always on hand to offer impartial advice, guidance and support, as and when you need it. Please email info@walsallcollege.ac.uk to get further support.
Our courses can be very popular, so once you’ve decided which one you’d like to study, it’s a good idea to apply as early as possible to avoid disappointment. Make sure you use our application checklist on how to apply for Walsall College, it’s there to help guide you through the process from start to finish.
Watch our 'How to find a course and apply online' video - with voice over
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Watch our 'How to find a course and apply online' video - with British Sign Language
If you declared any additional support needs in your application, we will also be in touch regarding these. If you have an Education, Health and Care Plan then your application will also be subject to a formal request for consultation by the Local Authority and review by our SEND Admissions Panel to ensure we can meet your needs.
If you are applying for a higher education course
If you are applying to study at more than one higher education institution, you will also need to submit an application through UCAS. Students who intend to study at Walsall College only do not need to apply through UCAS.
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