Welcome to the Hull College Course Application.

Please make sure you have the following information available:

1. Your predicted or actual grades for GCSE Maths.
2. Your predicted or actual grades for GCSE English Literature.
3. Your predicted or actual grades for GCSE English Language.
4. Your predicted or actual grades for any other qualifications.

In order for us to process your application the information you provide on this form will be shared with college staff to set up interviews, assessments and to invite you to open events and enrolment days. If you are 18 or under at the start of your course then we will also share information relating to the offer we have given you with the local authority you are resident in to support them in their duty to keep young people in education, employment and training. Please tick to confirm you understand that this is a mandatory element of your application:

The college may need to contact you via all of the contact details you have provided but only in relation to your application. If you do not enrol with the college then the contact details on your application will be deleted 6 months after the course start date. Please tick to confirm you understand that this is necessary to process your application:

If you want more information about how the college protects your personal data please see the Data Protection page on our website which gives more information about how we use your data when you enrol with us.

As a part of the application and enrolment process the College uses Purlos (a third-party company) to contact you regarding your enrolment and also answer any questions you may have.

A link to Purlos’s privacy policy can be found here: Privacy policy - Purlos

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are mandatory.

Personal Information

Please provide at least one phone number*

All students are asked to disclose if they have any criminal convictions when they apply and enrol with Hull College Group, unless exempt under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (1974). It is also your responsibility to inform your tutor or a designated safeguarding officer (DSO) if you are charged with, or convicted of a criminal offence during your course of study for an offence which has not been previously disclosed.

The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 does not always apply, this is because of the college’s safeguarding duties for children and vulnerable adults. This therefore allows us to request information for any unspent or spent sentences where applicants are studying courses, or involved in college activities or work placements, with children, young people or adults at risk.

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