Study
Enrolment
Below you can find out how you enrol with us for 2026/2027 entry, whether you are leaving school, joining an adult course or starting your next chapter in higher education.
How to Enrol
16-18 Enrolment
16-18 Enrolment
Applied to join Oldham College in September 2027? We’ll be in touch in summer 2027 with your enrolment invitation.
Those who have attended an interview and accepted their offer will be put on our priority enrolment list. Please visit our How to Apply page for more information on our application process and dates.
What to bring to your enrolment appointment in August 2027
Please make sure you have the following documents and information with you when you come to enrol:
- It’s essential that you bring along all your GCSE results documents, so we can view your UMS score.
- Please note that we cannot accept non-UK qualifications. You will need a statement of comparability from ENIC
- Your National Insurance number if you have it.
- Proof of your residency, if you have not lived in the UK or EU for the 3 years prior to September 2026. If you are an EU/EEA citizen, you must bring proof of your settled status.
What will happen during 2027 enrolment?
You will visit Alderson Street at the rear of campus (postcode OL9 6DS) where you will be directed to the correct enrolment location.
On arrival, you’ll be directed to Stage 1 of enrolment, where you will give your personal details, previous qualifications and confirm the course you are enrolling onto.
At Stage 2, you will sign your Learning Agreement, have your photo taken and complete the enrolment process. Once enrolled, you’ll leave with your student ID badge!
If you have any further questions about enrolment, we’re happy to help. Please email admissions@oldham.ac.uk
Adult Enrolment
Adult Enrolment
We run adult enrolment sessions throughout the year. These are invitation-only and you will be contacted once you have applied for a course.
The available sessions are:
- 5th, 12th, and 19th October between 1pm – 3pm
- 16th and 17th October between 11am – 1pm and 4pm -6pm
- 7th and 8th December between 11am – 1pm and 4pm – 6pm
- 11th and 12th January between 11am – 1pm and 4pm – 6pm
- 8th and 9th February between 4pm – 6pm
- 15th and 16th March between 4pm – 6pm
Important: There is no drop-in enrolment. Please wait until you receive an invitation.
Assessments are required for the following courses: GCSE sciences, English, maths, essential digital skills, community interpreting, plumbing or electrical. You will be invited in for an assessment when places are available.
What to bring to your enrolment slot
Copies of your qualifications and certificates. Please note that we cannot accept non-UK qualifications. You will need a statement of comparability from ENIC.
- Photo ID.
- Your National Insurance number.
- Proof of your residency, if you have not lived in the UK or EU for the 3 years prior to September 2026. If you are an EU/EEA citizen, you must bring proof of your settled status.
- Evidence of any benefits currently received and/or 3 months of your most recent payslips.
What happens at enrolment?
Please visit Main Reception at your appointment time.
On arrival, you’ll be directed to Stage 1 of enrolment, where you will give your personal details, previous qualifications and confirm the course you are enrolling onto. At Stage 2, you will sign your Learning Agreement, have your photo taken and complete the enrolment process. Once enrolled, you’ll leave with your student ID badge! Here you will also discuss your funding options and arrange payment of any fees.
If you have any further questions about enrolment, we’re happy to help, please email admissions@oldham.ac.uk
University Level Enrolment
University Level Enrolment
We still have places available for enrolment for 2026.
You can drop in to discuss enrolment between 8.30am-4.30pm, Monday – Friday only. Enrolment for this year closes on October 16th.
Please note that enrolment on a course at one of our sessions is not guaranteed and is reliant upon meeting certain criteria. We will take all of your circumstances into account.
- Valid photographic identification.
- Original certificates or evidence of qualifications and results.
- Your Student Finance England (SFE) entitlement letter confirming your Tuition Fee Loan award, or evidence of an alternative method of payment for your tuition fees.