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College Or Sixth Form Open Days Application Method Closing Date Open Days and Application Deadlines 2020/21 Sheet 1 College or Sixth Form Open Days Application Method Closing Date Access Creative College Manchester Virtual meet and greets are available with the Apply online at No deadline date but earlier the engagement team www.accesscreative.ac.uk/locations/manchester application, earlier the course interview Book online https://www.accesscreative.ac.uk/open- events/virtual-meet-and-greet/ Tel 0800 28 1842 Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar Sixth [Virtual to be confirmed] Wednesday 11th Apply online at www.brgs.org.uk Tbc Friday 15th January 2021 Form November 2020 time tbc Register interest on the website British and Irish Modern Music Institute Virtual Open Day – 7th November 2020 Apply on line at www.bimm.co.uk/manchester/ No deadline date but earlier the (BIMM - Manchester) Book online: application, earlier the course interview. https://www.bimm.ac.uk/open- days/manchester/bimm-manchester-virtual- open-day-07-11-20/ 10.30am via Zoom Burnley College Book on https://www.burnley.ac.uk/open- Apply online at www.burnley.ac.uk No deadline date but earlier the events application, earlier the course interview Wednesday 30th September 2020 5.30pm – 8.00pm Tuesday 6th October 2020 5.30pm – 8.00pm Thursday 5th November 2020 5.30pm – 8.00pm Register interest on the website Virtual tours also tbc Bury College Apply online at www.burycollege.ac.uk Priority deadline date is Friday 27th [Virtual] https://burycollege.ac.uk/about- November 2020 us/events/events/2020/october/virtual-open- event/ Wednesday 7th October – Friday 27th November 1 Positive Steps is a registered charity that provides career guidance services in Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside. We also provide an Employment & Skills Service and a range of other support services for young people, adults and families. Open Days and Application Deadlines 2020/21 Sheet 1 Calderdale College (Halifax) To be confirmed Apply online at www.calderdale.ac.uk The deadline date is February 2021 but the earlier the application, earlier the course interview Cardinal Langley Sixth Form Tbc Apply online at www.clrchs.co.uk January 2021. No closing date at the moment. Crompton House Sixth Form [Virtual] Wednesday 7th October Apply online at www.chs-sixthform.org Tbc Friday 27th November 2020 Holy Cross Sixth Form College (Bury) Tbc Apply online at www.holycross.ac.uk Applications open Tuesday 1 Oct 2020- close - Friday 4th December 2020 Hopwood Hall College (Middleton and [Virtual ] Saturday 10th October 2020 10-1pm Apply online at www.hopwood.ac.uk No deadline date but earlier the Rochdale) (both campuses) Register on events tab application, earlier the course interview www.hopwood.ac.uk Loreto Sixth Form College (Manchester) Saturday 10th October 2020 10.00am-1.00pm Paper application download at www.loreto.ac.uk Friday 8th January 2020 12.00pm – 1.30pm Sunday 18th October 2020 10.00am-1.00pm 12.00 -1.30pm Saturday 7th November 10.00am-11.30am 12.00pm – 13.30pm The Manchester College [Virtual] Monday 12th October – Thursday 15th Apply at www.tmc.ac.uk Applications accepted throughout the October 5.00pm – 8.00pm academic year but advised to submit by Monday 23rd October – Thursday 26th October December 2020 5.00pm – 8.00pm Register a place on https://www.tmc.ac.uk/events/school-leaver- virtual-open-event Myerscough College (Preston, Blackburn Check What’s On tab Apply online at www.myerscough.ac.uk Applications accepted throughout the and Liverpool) Agricultural courses etc. Saturday 10th October 9.45am -12.30pm academic year but advised to submit by Preston March 2021 Saturday 10th October 10.00 am-12.00pm Warrington Saturday 10th October 10.00am -12.30pm Liverpool Saturday 10th October 10.00am -12.30pm Blackburn 2 Positive Steps is a registered charity that provides career guidance services in Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside. We also provide an Employment & Skills Service and a range of other support services for young people, adults and families. Open Days and Application Deadlines 2020/21 Sheet 1 Saturday 7th November 09.45am – 12.30pm Preston Saturday 7th November 10.00am-12.00pm Warrington Saturday 7th November 10.00am-12.30pm Liverpool Saturday 7th November 10.00am-12,30pm Blackburn Saturday 5th December 09.45am-12.30pm Preston Saturday 5th December 10.00am-12.00pm Warrington Saturday 5th December 10.00am-12.00pm Liverpool Oldham College Tbc Saturday ? Apply online at www.oldham.ac.uk Applications accepted throughout the academic year but advised to submit by December 2020 Oldham Sixth Form College [Virtual] Saturday 3rd October 2020 10.00- Apply online at www.osfc.ac.uk Friday 4th December 2020 2.00pm. Monday 12th October 2020 5.00pm -8.00pm Rochdale Sixth Form College Tbc Apply online at wwwrochdalesfc.ac.uk Tbc Thursday 10th December 2020 Salford City College TbcCity Skills Campus Apply online at www.salfordcc.ac.uk Applications accepted throughout the Eccles Sixth Form College academic year but advised to submit by Equine open event, Ryders Farm Equestrian December 2020 Centre Future Skills at Media City UK Pendleton Sixth Form College Pendleton Worsley College 3 Positive Steps is a registered charity that provides career guidance services in Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside. We also provide an Employment & Skills Service and a range of other support services for young people, adults and families. Open Days and Application Deadlines 2020/21 Sheet 1 Tameside College [Virtual] date/s tbc Apply online at www.tameside.ac.uk Applications accepted throughout the academic year but advised to submit by December 2020. University Technical College Media City Tbc Apply online at www.utcmediacity.org.uk No deadline date but earlier the (Salford) application, earlier the course interview. Xaverian College [Tbc virtual or physical] Saturday 10th October Tbc Paper application download at Tbc Friday 8th January 2021 2020 10.00 -2.00pm www.xaverian.ac.uk Sunday 18th October 2020 10.00 -.2.00pm The above information was correct at the time of completion. You are advised to check the college/sixth form websites for any changes/updates prior to applications. 4 Positive Steps is a registered charity that provides career guidance services in Oldham, Rochdale and Tameside. We also provide an Employment & Skills Service and a range of other support services for young people, adults and families. .
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