Here are some useful questions and answers on how to make a referral and what happens next.
As with any new experience, it is normal to feel anxious about going to college. So it is reassuring to know you will be fully supported throughout your time here. Our Student Engagement team is here to help you make the most of your time at College and thrive both in and out of the classroom.
We offer a wide range of support options that can be put in place for as long, or as short, as needed, to help you get back on track and in the best possible position to successfully complete your course or reconnect when things have not gone as planned. This includes 1:1 mentoring, peer mentoring, signposting, workshops, health and wellbeing and awareness weeks.
Here are some useful questions and answers on how to make a referral and what happens next.
A member of our team will be in touch to discuss any issues and work alongside you to create an individually tailored, student-centred, support package to enable you to reach your goals.
Simply complete a referral form or get in touch with one of our Student Engagement Officers on campus or email studentengagement@nrc.ac.uk
We aim to be inclusive and flexible in how we support student carers, recognising that you may face unique challenges throughout your learning journey. That is why we treat student carers as a priority group, offering tailored support to help you succeed in your studies and beyond.
We work closely with a range of external partners including those in the Health and Social Care sector, as well as statutory and voluntary organisations to help provide you with the best possible learning experience.
If you are a student with caring responsibilities, please speak to the Student Experience Co-ordinator on your campus. They will work with you to understand your needs and help ensure your time at the College is as positive and successful as possible.
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We believe in opportunity for all, and we work hard to remove barriers for students who have faced challenging life experiences whether social, emotional or educational
If you are a Looked After Child (LAC) also known as a Child Looked After (CLA) or a Care Leaver (CL), we want to make sure you feel supported and empowered to take full advantage of your education and training. Our goal is to help you build the skills and confidence needed to succeed, both during your time at College and in your future career.
If you feel that you would benefit from extra support, please speak with the Student Experience Coordinator on your campus. They are here to help guide and support you throughout your College journey.
