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How to Apply

Want to apply for a course? Here’s a step-by-step guide.

Step 1: Choose your course

We offer a wide range of subjects – you can choose from A Levels, a range of practical courses, mix A Levels with BTEC vocational programmes, improve your qualifications by taking a combination of Level 2 BTEC Extended Certificates or other vocational courses and/or retake GCSEs in Maths and English. Check out this website, come to an open day or contact us to find out more! If you are a student from one of our partner schools, you will be given a formal presentation by our Schools Liaison Team and students from Farnham College.


Step 2: Apply

You can apply for courses at Farnham Sixth Form College in the following ways:

  • Apply by Email

Download the Application and Enrolment Form| Word document, fill it in and then email it to: farnham@guildford.ac.uk|

  • Apply by Post

Download the application form, fill it in and post it to: Farnham Sixth Form College, Morley Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 8LU

Application and Enrolment Form| PDF file.

We may also ask you to provide references, typically from your school, or perhaps an employer if you have been working.


Step 3: Interview

We will invite you to an interview. The interview normally lasts 30 minutes and enables you to discuss your course choices and plans for the future. We’ll also tell you about any materials or equipment you need and the support we can offer.

Don’t forget to bring with you your qualification certificates and any other documents or portfolios of your work.


Step 4: Offer

If your interview is successful we will offer you a place within two weeks. If you don’t get your first choice we can advise you on suitable alternatives.


Step 5: Enrol

You will be sent a joining pack in the summer and invited to enrol on your course. If your offer is conditional you will need to wait for your results and then enrol. Whatever your results, we’ve got a course for you. Our Careers, Admissions and Guidance Team can offer you personalised one-to-one advice on courses, getting to university or the right training to start work.

Step 6: Induction

Your course starts with an introduction to the College and your course to give you the opportunity to find out more and meet tutors and other students.


Step 7: Study

Get started! One or two years of work, with some fun thrown in of course!  

Need help? Just ask!