Clearing Week, running from 8-12 August, provides an opportunity to finalise your plans and secure a spot on a range of courses starting after the summer holidays.
Clearing Week, running from 8-12 August, provides an opportunity to finalise your plans and secure a spot on a range of courses starting after the summer holidays.
From 10:00am to 3:30pm, 8-12 August.
From 10:00am to 2:00pm
Aberdeen City & Fraserburgh Campus*
*Altens applicants please visit City Campus
Also available during Clearing Week, 8-12 August:
If you would like to speak to one of our subject specialists, complete the form below to enable us to respond by email.
On Wednesday 10 August, join a live application workshop. Drop in any time between 10:00am and 12:00pm.
Our partners at SAAS are hosting regular online workshops to help with funding applications (for those applying to study at HNC, HND or equivalent level).
Throughout the week advisors are also available via the LiveChat function on our website. When this is available, you’ll see a purple LiveChat icon at the bottom of the screen.
Here’s how to convert your conditional offer to a full offer.
Applications for full-time courses starting in August remain open and there are many with places still available across our curriculum. Our team is on hand to guide you through the process.
Applying for a course at NESCol is easy – just fill out our online application form* on the page of the course you are interested in.
*Paper applications are also available but may take longer to process.
Call our dedicated phone hotline on 01224 612301 from 10:00am to 3:30pm during Clearing Week to speak to our team, who can answer general queries and guide you through the application process.
On Wednesday 10 August, join a live application workshop from 10:00am to noon.
Alternatively, our student advisers can help with any application enquiries.
If you would like to speak to one of our subject specialists, complete the form below to respond by email.
We will use the information you supply below in connection with your enquiry only.
Alternatively, come and see us in person on Wednesday 10 August. No appointment necessary, just come along to our Aberdeen City or Fraserburgh Campuses between 10:00am and 2:00pm.
Don’t take our word for it! Find out what our students think about studying at NESCol.
“I feel the course has prepared me well for my new role and I’m excited to put my new skills into practice and have the opportunity to do something I love every day! “
“To advance my career I had the choice of a PDA or to go down the degree route and I knew from the outset that my learning style was better suited to the PDA option.”
“Within a month of finishing I was away on my first trip onboard the Grampian Cavalier.”
“I think College is an excellent next step as although you have moved on from school and enjoy learning in an adult environment, the class sizes are still small so you really get to know your fellow students. I just felt so much better prepared for Uni having been at College. I don’t know if I would have stuck it out if I’d gone there straight from school to be honest as it is quite a big jump. My NESCol experience undoubtedly gave me the confidence to manage the demands of the degree.”
“I am more of a hands on sort of guy so the apprenticeship route worked for me.”
“I’ve gained invaluable on-the-job experience and it’s helped me boost my confidence in my day to day job”
“I like the fact that with an apprenticeship you are learning from those around you. The best thing for me is working with these experienced joiners and picking up hints and tips. In my field everyone has their own way of doing things – but they get the same result.”
“An apprenticeship gave me the chance to prove to myself that I can do better.”
“I started out as the lunch lady at one nursery and now I am the Manager of Peek-a-Boo nursery. I would definitely recommend an apprenticeship – I would do it again.”
“I would definitely recommend the apprenticeship to others as it’s helped me gain a lot of knowledge across the warehouse and company as a whole.”