Studying at Glasgow Kelvin College is about you achieving your academic and personal potential.

Don’t worry too much about the barriers or challenges you may face along the way as that’s what the Advice, Guidance & Learner Support team are here to help with.

Additional support is available from our Advice & Guidance team who can offer a wide range of information on:

• Details of college programmes, applications and pre entry guidance
• Financial implications of being a student
• Pastoral care and support with welfare issues
• Ongoing support to help keep students on track, including 1:1 guidance
• Support with the UCAS application process
• Careers Guidance, progression, job seeking and employability support
• Links with external agencies who may also be able to support our learners

All enquiries are dealt with confidentially and individual interviews can be arranged at any college campus.

For more information please email.

Glasgow Colleges Regional Board (GCRB) is committed to offering free and impartial advice and guidance to enable you to have the best student and learning experience possible.  The role of Glasgow Colleges is to help you achieve this.

City of Glasgow, Glasgow Clyde and Glasgow Kelvin Colleges each provide impartial, ethical, learner centred advice and careers guidance services for college students and prospective learners to enable them to make informed decisions.  Each College can be contacted for advice and guidance and all enquiries are dealt with confidentially. Services are provided by professional and dedicated staff and individual guidance interviews can be arranged where required.

Learner Support’s aim is to provide appropriate learner centred support which will aid, develop and encourage all learners to fulfil their academic and personal potential, whilst benefiting from college life.

The Learner Support team can offer a wide range of support measures and has specific resources available to assist learners with:

• Extended Learning Support (ELS) for learners requiring additional academic support
• Organising and implementing support for learners with disabilities, difficulties or barriers
• Assistive technology
• Disabled Students Allowance (DSA) applications
• Target Skills (Core Skills profiling)
• Links with external agencies who may also be able to support our learners

All enquiries are dealt with confidentially and individual interviews can be arranged at any college campus.

For more information please email.