Still thinking about your next step? It's not too late to enrol! South Bank Colleges is continuing to welcome students onto courses starting this September through its extended enrolment period.
Some courses are already full or have limited spaces remaining, so students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Where a course is full, alternative courses may be available and students may be offered the opportunity to join a waiting list.
Extended Enrolment 2026
Extended enrolment begins from Monday 7th September 2026 onwards.
Extended enrolment will normally take place between 2.30pm and 4.30pm, although times may vary depending on the course and campus.
Find Your Course
South Bank Colleges offers a wide range of courses, including Apprenticeships, T Levels, vocational courses, English and Maths, Adult ESOL, Access to Higher Education and higher-level technical qualifications.
Whether you are leaving school, returning to education or looking to develop new skills for work, explore the college's course listings to find the right option for you.
How to Enrol in Four Simple Steps
- Choose Your Course: Use the course listings to find the course that suits you.
- Apply Online: Click the "Apply" button on your chosen course page and complete the online application form. If you need help applying, the college's Admissions team can assist you onsite.
- Check Your Email: After applying, keep an eye on your inbox for information about your interview, enrolment appointment and any assessments you may need to complete. It is also worth checking your junk or spam folder.
- Come to the Correct Campus: Visit the campus where your course is taught. Your enrolment emails should tell you where you need to go. You can also check the Enrolment page for the latest campus and course information.
Which Campus Should You Visit?
It is important to enrol at the correct campus so that the appropriate course team can meet you.
- Lambeth College – Brixton Campus: Adult ESOL and IELTS.
- Lambeth College – Clapham Campus: A wide range of vocational, creative, business, sport and community courses.
- London South Bank Technical College – Nine Elms Campus: Technical and STEAM courses including Computing, Construction, Engineering, Electrical Installation, Science, Health, Games Design and many others.
Check your enrolment email or the Enrolment page if you are unsure which campus to visit.
What You Need to Bring
Bringing the correct documents will help make your enrolment quicker and easier.
Proof of your identity and your status in the UK
Please bring appropriate identification, which may include:
- Passport.
- Birth certificate.
- Residency permit, e-Visa or ID card.
- Home Office letter.
- Local authority letter if you are an asylum seeker or refugee.
Proof of your qualifications
- Relevant school, college or university certificates.
- GCSE certificates or results, where applicable.
- Any portfolio work requested for your course.
If you are aged 19 or over
You may also need additional documents depending on your course fees and funding circumstances. These may include:
- Recent payslips or other proof of income.
- Evidence of benefits.
- Sponsor letters, where applicable.
If you have an EHCP
If you are aged 19–24 and have an Education Health Care Plan (EHCP), please bring it with you.
Don't forget your enrolment details
If you have already applied, bring your student or enrolment reference number with you. This will help the Welcome Desk find your application more quickly.
What to Expect When You Arrive
The college team will guide you through each stage of the enrolment process.
- Welcome Desk: Let the team know that you have arrived and provide your enrolment details.
- Interview and Assessments: Depending on your course, you may meet the course team and complete English, maths or other assessments. Additional Learning Support can also be discussed where required.
- Final Enrolment: Your course and funding will be confirmed, any necessary fees will be arranged, and you will complete your enrolment and receive your student ID and timetable.
Enrolment can sometimes take several hours, particularly if assessments or additional support discussions are required, so please allow plenty of time for your visit.
Applied but Haven't Completed Your Enrolment?
Check your email for your latest enrolment information and bring your application or enrolment reference number with you. The college team can help you complete any remaining stages when you arrive.
Haven't Applied Yet?
That's fine, but applying online before visiting will help make the process quicker.
Browse the Course Listings, choose the course you are interested in and click the "Apply" button on the course page.
If you are not sure which course is right for you, college staff can also help you explore the available options.
Didn't Get the Grades You Expected?
Don't assume that missing a grade means the end of your college plans. The college considers more than just exam results and can talk through the options available to help you find the right course and level.
If you are aged 16–19 and did not achieve Grade 4 or above in GCSE English and/or Maths, you may be able to continue studying these subjects alongside your main college course.
Why Choose South Bank Colleges?
South Bank Colleges offers a wide range of practical, technical and academic pathways across its South London campuses, supported by experienced tutors, Admissions staff and student support teams.
Whether you are starting your first college course, preparing for university, developing professional skills or returning to education as an adult, there may still be time to secure a place for September 2026.
Spaces are limited, so don't leave it too late.
For the latest dates, times and campus information, visit the 2026 Enrolment Information page.
For questions about applications or enrolment, contact
Ready to start? Find your course and apply today.
