Congratulations!
You're now enrolled on your course at The City of Liverpool College! So, what happens next?! Dive in - this guide contains everything you need to get started as a City of Liverpool College student.
A-level Students
Congratulations, you’re now officially a City of Liverpool College student!
You now have access to a truly supportive community of teachers and staff who will get to know you and help you every step of the way. We welcome you as the individual you are and we’re excited to help you unlock a world of opportunity.
Get ready to benefit from a high-quality teaching environment with next-generation industry facilities and learning spaces in the heart of Liverpool city centre. All of our courses are designed to challenge you to achieve your full potential, as well as enhance your job prospects once you’ve finished with us.
Read on to find out more about what to expect.
Finding Us
To find out which location you’ll be based at, check your timetable further down this guide.
Resources
Timetables
To access your timetable, log in to your Student Portal. Your log-on details are in the email we sent to you with your Welcome Pack.
AS Level students will attend classes between 9am-4pm, 4 days per week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday), with a study day on Wednesday.
A Level students (year 2) will attend classes between 9am-4pm, 4 days per week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday), with a study day on Monday.
Please note: some timetables are still being developed. Please don’t worry if your timetable is not yet showing, check back in nearer the start of term when it will be available.
ProPortal LoginStudent ID
You’ll need your student ID card to access any of our buildings. Your student ID card must be worn at all times while you’re at College. ID badges will be available to collect from your main college campus on either your transition day or your first day in college.
Financial Support
Did you know we have a wide variety of financial support available to you while at college? If you’re eligible, this includes free meals, travel passes and much more.
Click here to apply for additional financial support.
Got a question about financial support? Askann@liv-coll.ac.uk.
Student Intranet and Libraries
MyHub is our very own student intranet. You can access MyHub at https://colc.sharepoint.com/sites/MyHub.
To log into MyHub, you’ll need your college email address and password, which you’ll find in the email we sent you with your Welcome Pack.
There is a Learning Resource Centre (library) in each college building. Information on the service, resources and access to the LRCs is available here.
Progress Leader Team
Across all five sites we have a Student Hub which houses Progress Leaders, Work Experience officers, Careers Advice and Guidance and the Welfare and Wellbeing team.
This is a central space for all students to come and request support and discuss opportunities within their student journey. All 14–19-year-old students will be allocated a progress leader within their study programme who will support and challenge them during their time in college, to ensure all students develop into their true potential whilst with us. Make sure you come and find us within your first week so we can introduce ourselves and tell you how we can support you further.
Student support and wellbeing services
As a City of Liverpool College student, you have access to a wide range of welfare and wellbeing services. Our Welfare and Wellbeing Team is here to support every student during your time with us. You can find out more about the support and services we offer by clicking here.
You can also access the Wellbeing Hub on our website, which provides full details of how we can help you.
Study Programmes
As well as your main subject, as a college learner aged 16-18, you are also enrolled on a Study Programme.
Study programmes consist of various elements to support your personal and professional development, such as group and 1-to-1 tutorials, work experience, Maths and English (if you haven’t already passed). This helps to prepare you for the world of work and offers you much more than just a qualification.
In order to gain your overall qualification, you must attend and pass all elements of your study programme.
Your First Week / Transition Week
What is Transition Week?
Transition Week is when all students are welcomed to the College. It ensures you feel safe and comfortable in the environment so you can make the most out of your time here. Transition Week takes place during your first week of college. All students will be invited to attend Transition Week activities from 11th September to 15th September.
This week will give you an opportunity to get familiar with your course and college life. You will meet all your tutors and support staff and receive all the information you need to be successful this year.
What will Transition Week involve?
All students will be invited in during this week to take part in welcome activities. If your first week is different from your normal timetable, we will contact you by email and text.
Activities during this week will include:
- Tour of the college site
- Introduction to your subject tutors, information about your study programme and expectations
- Completion of any initial assessments you might need to take for maths, English, etc
- Introduction to your Personal Development Sessions
- Review of any support you might need outside of your course
- Introduction to the College’s digital systems and completion of a digital survey
- Uniform/PPE/kit allocation (if required)
Get involved
Students’ Union
Get involved!
The City of Liverpool College Students’Union (CoLCSU) is run by students, for students. It’s a place where individuals connect, have fun, build communities,share experiences and can influence change! Every learner at the College is automatically a member of CoLCSU.
You can also view our enrichment booklet online by clicking here.
Students’ Union roles
Paid positions available for students!
In September we will be holding elections for a President and Vice President of the Students’ Union. Roles are open to all students aged over 16 years.
Positions are part time (approx. 10 hours per week) and paid (£11.18 per hour).
For more information and a list of duties, please download our PDF. If you are interested in running for one of these roles or want to hear more, please complete the expression of interest form and someone will contact you in September.
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Policies and feedback
As a student of The City of Liverpool College, it is your responsibility to help us create a safe and supportive environment where everyone can learn and achieve. Before you start college, please read the following documents:
Student Code of Conduct
Click hereIT User Policy
Click hereReport and Support
Please let us know if you have experienced any racist, homophobic, or other discriminatory behaviour in college.Reports can be made anonymously.
Click hereTell us what you think!
Tell us what you think! We want to know what you think about all aspects of college life - good or bad!
Click hereKey Contacts
Have a question? Want to know more? We’re here to help!
Here’s your go-to guide for any support you might need...
- College information team: enquiry@liv-coll.ac.uk / tel: 0151 252 3000
- LRC enquiries: lrc@liv-coll.ac.uk
- VLE and e-Learning enquiries: elearning@liv-coll.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/
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