Coronavirus Arrangements

Pending government guidance, we hope to open for face to face teaching on 7 September 2020 and aim to deliver as much face to face teaching as possible, supplemented digital learning. We will keep all students updated on how this will work.

For September 2020 courses, enrolment will take place on our new online enrolment portal. For more information, click here.

The City of Liverpool College is committed to following all government guidance throughout the Covid-19 pandemic, and will also be taking our own, additional measures to keep students and staff safe. This guidance is always evolving but some measures we will be taking include: 

• Reduced numbers of people on college campuses at any one time 
• Social distancing measures in place across college sites 
• Guidance for all students and staff on how to stay safe and keep others safe 
• Ensuring those with symptoms of Covid-19 understand that they should not attend college under any circumstances 
• hygiene protocols and distancing/directional signage around centres which all students and staff will be asked to adhere to. Safety measures will also be in place in teaching spaces, LRCs and social areas to ensure you can access them safely.

We will publish full details of all measures we are taking within the coming weeks. Please continue to check back here for updates. 

Results will be available on the following dates:

• Access to HE results – available now.
• A-Level and Level 3 results – available Thursday 13th August 2020
• GCSE and Level 2 results – available – Thursday 20th August 2020
• Higher Education – To Be Confirmed

You can access your results by checking Pro-Portal, just log in via the link below with your college email and password:

https://proportal.liv-stu.co.uk/proPortal

Click on ‘enrolment’ tab to view results

Please note that due to the ongoing Covid-19 situation awarding bodies have delayed the release of certificates until centres have re-opened.

Yes! The College is still open for applications.  You can apply for September 2020 courses here

If you’ve received an offer from us, please be assured that nothing has changed and your offer still stands. If you’re still waiting to hear back from us, we’re still processing applications daily and will be writing to you shortly to confirm your place at The City of Liverpool College.

The College will be making every effort to ensure students are still able to access key support and well-being services, by telephone or email, whilst the College is closed. You can continue to access additional support using resources found here

To speak to someone urgently, please call Crisis Line Support on: 0151 296 7200

Psychological Support Line for those struggling with the impact of Covid-19: 0151 473 0303

Find more information on all Mersey Care 24-hour support services HERE

The VLE remains accessible using the following link: https://my.liv-stu.co.uk/and you should log in as usual with your student username and password. Should you experience any difficulties logging in, contact the helpdesk at helpdesk@liv-coll.ac.uk

The College will be making every effort to ensure students are still able to access key support services whilst the College is closed. You can contact student support services using the email addresses below:

LRC enquiries: lrc@liv-coll.ac.uk

VLE and e-Learning enquiries: vlesupport@shared-ed.ac.uk 

Student finance enquiries: studentfinance@liv-coll.ac.uk 

Childcare and nursery enquiries: childcare@liv-coll.ac.uk 

IT helpdesk support: helpdesk@liv-coll.ac.uk 

Careers Advice and Guidance – email: careersadvice@liv-coll.ac.uk / tel: 0151 252 3607

There is also key information for students, and access to the VLE and other learning resources via the student intranet: https://my.liv-stu.co.uk/

The government has issued guidance that assessment for GCSE, AS- and A-level and Access courses will be based on final calculated grades. This means that your teachers will work closely with awarding bodies to work out the grade they believe you were most likely to get if teaching, learning and exams had happened as planned. This is based on a number of factors, including non-exam assessment, the results of any homework assignments or mock exams, and any other records of your performance over the course of study.

You can read Ofqual’s letter to students and grading guidance by following these links:

Ofqual Letter to Students

Ofqual Grading Guidance for Students, Teachers, Parents and Carers

Ofqual has not yet issued guidance about how grades will be calculated for other courses, such as vocational or technical qualifications. We are working closely with regulators and will provide updates as soon as this guidance is available.

No. At this stage, teachers are working on the above process in order to calculate the grades they will submit to the exam board for you, so currently teachers do not have final information. Even once your teacher has submitted your grade, the decision is not final until the exam board has looked at the national picture and moderated all grades which have been submitted. Teachers are strictly not allowed to disclose to students the grades they have submitted to exam boards.

You can read Ofqual’s letter to students and grading guidance by following these links:

Ofqual Letter to Students

Ofqual Grading Guidance for Students, Teachers, Parents and Carers

Members of our College Information team are available via email at: enquiry@liv-coll.ac.uk

If your query is student finance related, please email: askann@liv-coll.ac.uk

You can find full details about this year’s enrolment here.

If you are a returning student, please ensure you check your college email for information about enrolment.