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Newbattle Abbey College Application Form (Main)

Course NameStart DateEnd DateSite
NC Rural Skills - FT04/09/202314/06/2024Newbattle Abbey College

Before you begin...


Our application form will take a minimum of 20 minutes to complete and there are 8 steps. We would advise you to have all the information in support of your application ready before you begin, including any qualifications you already have. Please make sure you set enough time aside to complete the application. Once you have finished, please check through the form to ensure it is accurate. Once you have done this, the final step is to click on the SUBMIT button before closing the window.


Email

You must use a personal email address when applying online. We will send you important information about your application by email, so use an email address that you check regularly. On submission of your application, you will receive an acknowledgement of receipt by email within 5 working days. If you do not receive this, please, first of all, check your SPAM filter/folder before contacting office@nac.ac.uk

Please note

Completion of our application form will take a minimum of 20 minutes. It is advised to have all the information you require ready prior to commencing and that you have set enough time aside to complete the application. Please ensure that you check your information following completion of the form and click on the "SUBMIT" button before closing the window.




Privacy and Consent


Click here to see the Newbattle Abbey College Data Protection Policy - Newbattle Abbey College


At Newbattle Abbey College we take your privacy seriously and look after your personal information responsibly. Further information about what data we collect, who we share it with (for example the Scottish Funding Council) and your rights under privacy law (e.g. the right to be informed, the right of access etc) can be found in the College website here: Student-Privacy-and-Cookie-Policy-1.pdf (newbattleabbeycollege.ac.uk). Privacy Notices are part of your rights under data protection law (right to be informed) and the College wants to assure you that we take these rights seriously. If you have any questions regarding your rights, you can contact our Data Protection Officer (DPO) at GDPRworkinggroup@nac.ac.uk


Consent


Under data protection law, you have the right to be informed (amongst other rights), this means that the College must communicate to you how we process your data, who we share your data with, what your rights are and how long we keep your information for. We collect your personal data as detailed on this form. We share your information with the statutory bodies we are required to report to, e.g. Scottish Funding Council (SFC), Skills Development Scotland (SDS) etc. We are required to collect this information under the Post-16 Education (Scotland) Act 2013 and the Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act 2005. We only hold your data for the period of time that you study at the College and 5 further years. Following this your information will be destroyed securely, in line with College procedures. The full enrolment privacy notice is available on the College's website Student-Privacy-and-Cookie-Policy-1.pdf. This notice includes further details as to how data is processed, who it is shared with, the legal basis for processing and details of all your rights under data protection law and how you can exercise these rights. If you have any queries, our Data Protection Officer (DPO) can be contacted by emailing GDPRworkinggroup@nac.ac.uk


Personal Details (Step 1 of 9)


Email Address
Email (Please enter again)
First Forename
Surname (Family Name)

Have you ever been known under a different name?


Previous Name
Title

Date of Birth



Contact Details (Step 2 of 9)

Please enter your Home Address:

Search:


Please select your address from the list below:

Search Results


Property/Street
Area
Town / City
County
Contact Number (Home Telephone)
Mobile
Scottish Candidate Number (If known)

Emergency Contact information (Step 3 of 9)


Emergency Contact Name
Emergency Contact Relationship
Emergency Contact Phone number
Emergency Contact Email Address

Residency & Funding (Step 4 of 9)


Are you interested in applying for a room within our on-site student accommodation?

Nationality

Have you lived in Scotland since birth?

Do you currently live in Scotland?

When have you lived in Scotland since?


Do you currently live in the UK?

When have you lived in the UK since?


Do you live in the EU?

Please email Newbattle Abbey College at studentadmin@nac.ac.uk

Current Employment/Education status (Step 5 of 9)


Employment Status
Please tell us the most recent school you've attended
Are you still at your last School?
What is your highest Qualification held?
Number of Highers at A-C
Number of A-levels at A-E
Number of other Nationals, Standard Grade, SCE, GCSE at 1-3 or A-C
Number of other Nationals Standard Grade, SCE, GCSE at 4-5 or D-E
Number of National Units


Qualifications


Please enter any other qualifications you've gained, Use 'Add Row' to add multiple

Enter either your actual known grade or the grade that you expect to achieve.

If your qualification is not in the list select other and use the subject box to enter your qualification

You do not need to list individual units, only full awards such as National Qualifications, Highers, HNC/D’s etc



QualificationGradeDateLevelPredicted Grade




Equality Data Monitoring (Step 6 of 9)


We believe that providing equality of opportunity to anyone applying to college is of the greatest importance.

Unfortunately, there have been times when people have been deprived of opportunities because of the colour of their skin, their gender, their sexual orientation, their religion or because of a disability. We want to make sure that this doesn’t happen at Newbattle Abbey College. For this reason, we are asking sensitive personal questions about you in this section so that we can make sure you are getting a fair chance. It will also help us to offer you services to make the most of your time at College if you need and want them.

The data you provide will be kept securely, is confidential and protected by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) EU 2016/679 and the new Data Protection Act 2018. We will use the data to ensure our services are being fair to everyone. We will share the data with the Scottish Funding Council who will treat it confidentially and will use it only for statistical purposes.

We would like you to complete all the questions in this section to help us make sure our services are fair but there are always the options to tell us you would prefer not to say.


Do you have any disabilities or learning differences?

The College welcomes applications from students with disabilities. In order to enable us to provide the best available support, it is important that you let us know if you have any disability, or any medical condition that might necessitate special arrangements or facilities for the duration of your study. The information you supply will be treated in strict confidence

Primary Disability/Learning Difficulty

Secondary Disability/Learning Difficulty

If you have more - please tell us in the box below:

Notes

Would you need any additional support?

What kind of support?

Please tell us more about the kind of support you might need

Do you have unpaid caring responsibilities? You can be classed as a carer if you provide unpaid care for a friend or family member due to: illness; disability ; a mental health problem; an addiction (where the person cannot cope without your support)

If you disclose unpaid caring responsibilities, you may be eligible for further support.



Have you been in, are currently in care, or from a looked-after background at any stage in your life?

If you disclose that you are care experienced, you may be eligible for further support, such as enhanced financial support.


We define care experience as any time spent in care at any stage of your life. Care may have been provided in one of many different settings, such as if you werein residential care, foster care, kinship care, looked after at home with a supervision requirement.


Type of care setting?*

Are you a care leaver (someone who has left care i.e. kinship, Foster/Supported Carers, Residential or Looked After at home in the last 5 years?)



Which of the following best describes your Caring Responsibilties?


Household

Which of the following best describes your accommodation during term-time?
Home circumstance (when attending college)
Are you estranged from your Family?

An estranged person is someone who no longer has the support of their family due to a breakdown in their relationship which has led to ceased contact. This might mean your biological or adoptive parents or wider family members who have been responsible for supporting you in the past. Estranged students have no experience of being in care and do not have a corporate parent responsible for them


Ethnicity

Please indicate your Ethnic Group

This information is required for statistical purposes and to meet the College's obligation under the Race Relations (Amended) Act 2000


Special Interest Groups:


Special
Please select one of the values below if you are being supported into education

Equality & Diversity

For the following questions - if you'd prefer not to answer, please select 'Prefer not to say'

Please indicate your religion
Sexual Orientation: Which of the following options best describes how you think of yourself?

Sex

What are your preferred pronouns?
Is your current gender (or sex) the same as the gender you were born with?
Have you ever identified as a Trans person?
Are you pregnant, or have you given birth in the past year?
What is your first Language?

Students must have a certain level of English language for course entry (this is normally IELTS 5.5 or the equivalent). If you are not able to provide evidence of your English language level, we will assess you to make sure that you meet the entry requirements for the course of your choice


Do you have any unspent Criminal Convictions?

You must disclose any unspent conviction you may have. Disclosure will not automatically discount you from interview. The College will accept applications from individuals with a criminal record on their merits, only taking into account convictions considered to be relevant to the course applied for. You will be required to supply details in a letter marked 'Private and Confidential' detailing the conviction(s). The content of the letter should outline the incidents(s), when it was, how it was dealt with (i.e. sentence received), explanation of circumstances at the time and what are your current circumstances. You can find out how long it takes for a conviction to become spent by visiting the Liberty website at: http://www.yourrights.org.uk

Information in Support of your application (Step 8 of 9)


Please tell us why you have chosen this course, including any relevant skills and experience you have. Give details of any training schemes, work, volunteering, parenting, caring and any other information which might be relevant to your application

Information in Support of your application

Check and Complete (Step 9 of 9)


Please check your information is correct before submitting this form.

Please note that you must complete this form and click the "SUBMIT button at the bottom of the screen to complete your application. Wait for the “Thank you” message to appear.


Your application will NOT be processed if you just close the browser at this point.

LIMITED LIABILITY

Newbattle Abbey College has the right to amend the content and/or the requirements of the courses without any form of compensation becoming payable to students. In the event of a course being cancelled, the College’s liability will be limited to a refund of fees already paid.

DATA PROTECTION

The College is registered under the Data Protection Act 1998. The information provided in the form and results achieved, may be shared with the relevant organisations and partners, including Awarding bodies, Scottish Funding Council and Skills Development Scotland. The methods of storing and using your information are subject to other Acts of Parliament. Sensitive data will only be shared with the Scottish Funding Council for statistical purposes.

Summary Of Application





What happens next?

Once we have received and reviewed your application, we will get in touch with you, via the email address provided, to invite you to an information session and informal interview. If you have not heard from us within 1 month of submitting this application, please get in touch with us by emailing office@nac.ac.uk.