Admission to Bosworth Independent College

  • Admission Process

    Admission Process - How to Apply to Bosworth Independent College

    You can either apply online to enrol on a course or you can return an application from our prospectus. This can be sent back to us by fax, email or post. Applying online is fast, easy and gives us the best opportunity to get a provisional offer back to you as quickly as possible.
    Upon receiving your application, we can then review your most recent academic qualifications and English language level and cross-reference this with the entry requirements for the course you have selected. We will then check that there are places available on your desired course.
    If you match the requirements of your chosen course then we will to you by post (or scan and email – depending on where you live) a provisional offer letter alongwith our terms and conditions for you to read and sign against. We will also include information of the fees and the methods of payment.
    To confirm your acceptance of our provisional offer, and reserve your place, you will be required to sign and return our acceptance reply form. At this stage, we require a course deposit and registration fee. Please make sure you read and understand the admissions policy and the terms & conditions should you accept a place at Bosworth Independent College.
    Once we receive the above (step 4) we will send you a confirmation letter with your visa support documentation. Your pre-arrival pack also includes forms for you to fill in and return to us: your accommodation preference, and your expected arrival time and travel details.
    You arrive at Bosworth Independent College and receive your arrival pack before starting induction week, followed by the beginning of your new course with us.
    Points Based System

    The new Points Based System (PBS) for student visas was introduced in March 2009. Any institution offering a place of study to a student must have a Sponsor Licence Number (SLN).

    Bosworth Independent College are pleased to announce that we have been granted our licence and the licence number appears on all of our "Confirmation of Acceptance" Letters.

    We do strongly advise all prospective students to be aware of the changes to the visa application process and read the information on the following web site: www.ukvisas.gov.uk
  • Academic Calendar

    Academic Calendar

    CALENDAR FOR ACADEMIC YEAR
    2012-2013


    Autumn Term 2012


    Tuesday 4 September - Enrolment for new residential students
    Thursday 6 September - Enrolment for new day students
    Monday 10 September - Term starts for all students

    27 October – 4 November inclusive Half Term Holiday

    Friday 7 December - End of Term

    Spring Term 2013


    Wednesday 3 January - Enrolment for new residential Students
    Monday 7 January - Term starts for all students

    9 – 17 February inclusive - Half Term Holiday

    Friday 22 March - End of Term

    Summer Term 2013


    Monday 15 April - Term starts

    25 May – 2 June inclusive - Half Term Holiday

    Friday 21 June - End of Term*

    Public Holidays


    Tuesday/Wednesday - 25/26 December 2012 - Christmas Bank Holiday
    Tuesday - 1 January 2013 - New Year Holiday
    Friday - 29 March - Good Friday
    Monday - 1 April - Easter Monday
    Monday - 6 May - May Day
    Monday - 27 May - Spring Bank Holiday
    * Please note ALL students need to check their exam dates before booking flights home as some exams will be held up to the 28th June. A2, 1A, 1G, GEFL1 students may leave after their last timetabled exam. AS, PA, UFP, GEFL 2 & 3 students should not leave before 16.00 on 14th June 2013. From 15-21 June, fully supervised accommodation and meals will be available, and students may take the opportunity during this time to complete any outstanding course work, tidy rooms and say goodbye to teachers and friends. From 21-28 June, accommodation and meals will only be available for any students sitting exams during this time.

    CALENDAR FOR ACADEMIC YEAR
    2013-2014


    Autumn Term 2013


    Tuesday 10 September - Enrolment for new residential students
    Thursday 12 September - Enrolment for new day students
    Thursday 12 September - Registration for all returning students (day & boarding)

    26 October – 3 November Half Term Holiday

    Friday 6 December - End of Term

    Spring Term 2014


    Monday 6 January - Enrolment for new residential Students
    Wednesday 8 January - Term starts for all students

    15 – 23 February - Half Term Holiday

    Friday 4 April - End of Term

    Summer Term 2014


    Thursday 24 April - Term starts for ASJ students
    Monday 28 April - Term starts for all students

    24 May – 1 June inclusive - Half Term Holiday

    Thursday 24 June - End of Term*

    Public Holidays


    Tuesday/Wednesday - 25/26 December 2013 - Christmas Bank Holiday
    Tuesday - 1 January 2014 - New Year Holiday
    Friday - 18 April - Good Friday
    Monday - 21 April - Easter Monday
    Monday - 5 May - May Day
    Monday - 26 May - Spring Bank Holiday
    * Please note ALL students need to check their exam dates before booking flights home as some
    exams will be held up to the 27th June. A2, 1A, 1G, GEFL1 students may leave after their last
    timetabled exam. AS, PA, UFP, GEFL 2 & 3 students should not leave before 16.00 on 20th
    June.
    From 16-24 June, fully supervised accommodation and meals will be available, and students may take the
    opportunity during this time to complete any outstanding course work, tidy rooms and say goodbye to
    teachers and friends. From 25-27 June, accommodation and meals will only be available for any students
    sitting exams during this time.
  • Fees

    Fees

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    Apply Online

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  • College Policies

    College Policies, Procedures and Ofsted

    Our college policies (along with extended versions of those found in this section) are available on request and contained in the student planner.
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