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What happens after you apply for a course? Here you will find out everything you need to know and answer any questions you may have.
Whether you've only just thought about college or you've just changed your mind about what course you'd like to do, it is not too late to apply to start at CWA.
We will still accept applications for most courses up until the end of September, depending on course capacity and the amount of assignments already completed.
If you don't achieve a 4 or above in English and / or Maths, you will continue to study the subjects with us at CWA.
All students aged 16-18 on the first day of their course will have their course fully-funded by the government (i.e. there is no course fee). Depending on the course, there may be additional costs such as equipment/uniform, DBS checks, printing and educational trips.
The college operates a financial support scheme which can help students whose financial circumstances make it difficult for them to meet the costs associated with study.
Our applicant experience days will give you a taste of college life, specifically for the course you’ve applied for.They are also the best possible way for you to understand what your college day will look like.
Now that you’ve completed your application, you’ll shortly hear from us to book an interview for your course.
Are you aged 19 or older* and thinking about further education? With an Advanced Learner Loan, there are no upfront costs and you won't start to pay anything back until you earn at least £27,295 a year.
We are working with Cambridgeshire County Council (CCC) and local bus providers to subsidise the cost of transport to help widen the options for young people in Fenland and help remove the financial barrier for parents / guardians. If you are eligible, you won't need to speak to the local authority or bus company as we will sort everything for you!
If you haven't lived in the UK for the last three years, you might not be funded to study at CWA.
It’s easy to get to and from college, as all four of our campuses are well-serviced by local bus services, with King’s Lynn campus also being a short walk from the train station. We also have limited car parking and bicycle shelters on each site.
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