Enrolment 2026

Enrolment remains open for Adult Learners and 16-18s! We’re open Monday to Friday, 9.30 am – 4.30 pm.

Enrolment Times and Locations

Newham College, East Ham campus, 6 High Street South, London E6 6ER

Newham College, Stratford campus, Welfare Road, London E15 4HT

NewVIc Sixth Form Centre, Prince Regents Lane, Plaistow, E13 8SG

Open Enrolment Times

Adults (19+) and 16-18s can come in and enrol Monday to Friday – 9:30am – 4:30pm*

*Please note that Adult Enrolment does not take place at NewVIc Sixth Form Centre

Evening Enrolment Service

We will hold evening enrolment sessions for adults and 16-18s at the campuses & dates below:

Newham College, Stratford campus: every Tuesday (term-time only). Campus open 9.30 am until 6.00 pm

Newham College, East Ham campus: every Monday (term-time only). Campus open 9.30 am until 6.00 pm

Late Course Availability for 16-18s – Updated 21 September

Late Enrolment is still underway for 16-18s! Here are a list of courses with availability:

Click the button below to explore all our A level, T level, and vocational course options.* Come in and enrol at one of the listed campuses.

Explore your options here

*Course spaces are in high demand, so we recommend you come in to apply and enrol as soon quickly to avoid disappointment!

Where can I enrol?

Adult Enrolment (19+) takes place at our East Ham and Stratford campuses only.

Adults will need to complete an initial assessment so please arrive 1 hour 30 minutes prior to closing time. This should allow enough time to complete the assessment and your enrolment.

Late Enrolment for 16-18s takes place at our East Ham, Stratford, and NewVIc Sixth Form campuses on the dates and times that are listed above.

For 16-18-year-olds: Before visiting the college, please complete an application online to save yourself having to do so when you attend to enrol. Please pay attention to the entry requirements needed for the course you wish to apply for.

Please try to avoid bringing babies and children.

There is No Parking available at any campus so please use public transport or ensure you check local parking restrictions and pay the correct parking fee (Remember, enrolment can take a few hours).

If you have any accessibility requirements, please email us 24 hours in advance to info@newham.ac.uk

If you’re aged 19+ you will need to bring:

Proof of Residency: please bring where applicable – British passport, British birth certificate (if you do not have a passport), EU Settlement letter, residency (biometric) card or ID, or Home Office documents. If your residency status is linked to another person, you will need to bring a marriage certificate and spouse’s visa, parent’s visa and your birth certificate. E – visa and share code for right to stay in the UK. All documents must be original.

Exam results and/or qualification certificates.

Evidence of any means-tested benefits received by you or your household (if applicable). This can include Jobseekers’ Allowance, Employment and Support Allowance (WRAG), Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, Pension Credit or any other benefits.

Evidence of your employment status if you’re on a low income (less than £28,860.00 (inner London) annual gross), e.g. payslips, P60, tax return (if self-employed).

Evidence of any loan application(s) and/or financial support that has been applied for or approved (if applicable). You can find out more about loans and other financial support options available to our adult learners.

If you’re aged 16-18, You will need to bring:

Proof of residency (British passport or British Birth Certificate, biometric card, EU settlement documentation if you are European). E – visa and share code for right to stay in the UK.

Exam Results/Qualifications. Evidence must be from the Exam Board (we do not accept letters from your school).

Section 20 Letter If you are Looked After by the Local Authority, which is issued by the Local Authority, please ask your Social Worker.

What about fees & financial support?

For learners aged 16-18, all courses are free. Additional financial support is available to cover costs related to attending College. You can discuss this with the Admissions team at enrolment. Learn out more about the finance support options available to you.

If you are aged 19 or older at the beginning of your course, whether you pay tuition fees will depend on your personal circumstances. Please discuss this with the Admissions team at enrolment.

You will need to bring evidence of loans and other financial support if you have applied for these. Learn more about loans and other financial support options available to our adult learners.