For further details, contact the Course Information Line on 01634 402020 or download a Full-time Course Guide here. Our comprehensive Guides detail all the full-time courses we offer and contain a Full-time Application Form.
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Please download and complete an Application Form (PDF). Once completed, please return to:
MidKent College
Medway Campus
Medway Road
Gillingham
Kent
ME7 1FN
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Places on some courses are limited, so you are advised to send in your application as soon as possible. You can, however, apply for a place at any time up to the start of your chosen course* (courses usually start in September).
*UCAS deadlines apply for a number of our Higher Education courses. Remember, places are limited, so apply as soon as you can!
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Admissions staff will process your application and will arrange an interview with either a specialist course tutor or a Careers & Guidance Adviser (depending on your needs and previous qualifications).
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You will usually have an interview with the tutor for your chosen course. You may be asked to bring examples of your work to the interview. Depending on the course you are applying for, you may also be asked to take a test as part of the interview process.
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If you do well in your interview you will usually be offered of a place on one of our courses. This offer may be unconditional (if you already have the right qualifications and experience), or it may be conditional (and will depend on the results of any examinations you are due to take). The offer will be confirmed in writing. Please note, only at this stage will a place be reserved for you.
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Once your place has been reserved, we will send you further details, such as reading lists and any uniform requirements. You will also be told when and where you should enrol. As a guideline, this is normally late August (for Further Education courses).
In September, you will follow an Induction Programme. This is usually when you will find out about College facilities, meet staff and other students and be given details of your programme of study.
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Courses are free up to the age of 19. If you are over 19, you may still be entitled to help with your fees. However, this will depend on the course and your individual circumstances. If you’re unsure what help is available ask at your interview.
In addition, the government pays EMA (Education Maintenance Allowance) for students aged up to 19 and ALG (Adult Learning Grant) for over 19s. To find out if you qualify, ask us for an application pack or check out the Student Finance page of this site.
See our Full-time course fees page for details of tuition and exam fees.
Please note: If you do not need to pay tuition and/or registration fees, please leave this section of the application form blank and tick the appropriate box.
If you are liable to pay tuition fees and/or exam registration fees, please indicate your preferred method of payment. Do not send payment with your application, we will contact you when this is required.