STUDENT SUPPORT
Support when you need it.
Studying can be demanding — academically, emotionally, and practically. You won’t be left to figure it out on your own. We have a dedicated Student Support team to help you throughout your learning journey, offering encouragement, guidance, and timely help when you need it.
Our students come from a wide range of backgrounds — including mature learners, those returning to study after a long gap, and students with specific learning needs. Whether you’re navigating coursework, placement requirements, or balancing study with family and work life, we provide resources and support to help you succeed.
Our support includes:
- Online Hub
We’ll train you to use Moodle, our online learning platform and your central study hub. You’ll find course materials, reading lists, assessment guidance, and announcements all here. - Learning Support
We are committed to supporting students with disabilities and diagnosed learning difficulties. Our Learning Support Tutor helps find reasonable adjustments to remove learning barriers.
- Guidance
Help understanding academic expectations, deadlines, and assessment criteria. - Practical Support
Encouragement and resources to help you manage your study alongside life’s demands. - Coordination
Practical help with placements, supervision, and the transition into professional practice.
Reach out
If you need support at any point during your studies, our Student Services team is here to listen, guide you to the right resources, and help you move forward with confidence.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Studying with us can be stretching intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.
You won't do it alone.
Wonderful class. They're just such a lovely group. I think the experience of being on this course is unlike anything.
Lindsey, counselling student
Community is an essential support for persevering through deadlines, emotional challenges, and life disruptions. Many students are balancing study alongside work, family life, and ministry, learning with others navigating similar circumstances and responsibilities.
In short, peers help one another prepare for real-world practice — developing healthy boundaries, personal responsibility, and emotional maturity. Space for conversation, prayer, and reflection is built into the rhythm of College life.
The community here is not about creating a safe bubble. Nor is it about presenting a polished version of yourself or having all the answers. It's about learning alongside others, speaking honestly, and finding the encouragement to keep going.
For many students, the experience is life-changing.