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As soon as you have submitted your application, you will receive an email to confirm that it has all gone through successfully. Some courses offer a place straight away, but others will require an interview first (the team will be in touch shortly after the application to get the interview booked with you). The My Application page lets you log in and check your application status at any point.

Yes, you can apply for a bursary on our website after enrolling. The bursary decision will be dependent on your financial circumstances. If eligible, the bursary will be paid directly into the student’s bank account to cover the costs of your travel to college, PPE, resources etc.

There is no age limit when applying for an apprenticeship. The application date will vary with each vacancy. As you look through apprenticeship vacancies, make sure that you check the closing and start dates. Some employers will look for apprentices to start in September, while others will begin within a few weeks, which you will not be able to do if you’re still in school. For further information, please contact apprenticeships@suffolk.ac.uk.

When you know which course you want to apply for, get your application in to secure your place! We recommend you submit your application by mid-June to ensure you receive an invite for the Experience Day. Our applications are open until August, but some courses may be full of applicants by this point.

During application, there is a section for you to add any learning needs or exam concessions, including whether you currently have an EHCP. Our Additional Learning Support Team will then get in touch with you nearer to the summer to complete a NEEDS assessment with you and your parents/carers to determine how much support should be in place for you. Usually, this will be the same support you received in school, e.g. a one-to-one Learning Support Assistant coloured paper or extra time for exams. Please contact als@suffolk.ac.uk for further details.