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1. Data Number (College use only)International Representative Number
2. Personal details Male Female
Surname or family name (as on passport) Mr Mrs Ms Miss
First name(s) (as on passport) Date of birth Age
Nationality Email
Current UK Address (if applicable) Address in your home country
City City
County/State County/State
Postcode/Pincode Postcode/Pincode
Country Country
UK telephone Telephone
Have you previously studied in the UK? Yes (please provide evidence along with this application) No
BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM PLEASE READ THE BACK PAGE
Please complete the application form using BLOCK CAPITALS in black or blue ink.
1a. Applying for an English course — Fill in your requirements below.
When would you like to start an English course?
What is your current level of English? Beginner Intermediate Advanced
How many hours per week would you like to study? 16 20
How many weeks would you like to study?
Which Campus would you like to study at:
(Beginner English will only run at Ealing)
Ealing Hammersmith
Which visa do you intend to come to the UK on?
(See back of this form for further information)
If a visa is not required, please state details*
Tier 4 Student Visa Student Visitor Visa (SVV)
*Not required because:
1b. Applying for an Academic course — Fill in the name of the course and level you would like to study.
Course Name Level When would you like to start
This form is available in the following formats: plain text, larger print or as a PDF.
International Application Form 2013/14

2. 3b. Additional Application Information
The UK Border Agency (UKBA) requires us to check the entitlement to study and UK leave to remain of all students.
As a Tier 4 Sponsor, we need to confirm to the UKBA that a student who we agree to sponsor for study:
1. is able to successfully complete the study programme
2. intends to remain in the UK for the purpose of taking this study programme
We will also put some of this information in a confidential student file that your academic department and
tutors will create.
UK Visa and Study History
1. Have you had a previous UK visa? Yes No
If Yes, please answer questions 2 in this section
If No, please go to question 4
2. Please list all UK visas (Tier 4 Student/GSV, SVV, ESVV, Visitor or other) and periods of study to date:
Visa Type From To Course name
Course Level:
QCF/CERF
Sponsor/College
Qualification
achieved/expected
We must receive details of all previous periods of study in the UK.
In addition to the information in the table above, you must give us:
- a scan of each visa or biometric card
- a scan of each CAS or visa letter issued by your Sponsor or place of study
If you have more previous UK visas and periods of study, or need more space, please add a separate list with all the
required details
Scans of all visas provided? Scans of all CAS / visa letters provided?
International Application Form 2013/14
3a. Students applying in the UK
When did you first enter the UK? D D M M Y Y Y Y Passport number
Number of Visa extensions Current Visa number Visa end date D D M M Y Y Y Y
Have you been refused any UK Visas? No Yes – please indicate the reasons:

3. International Application Form 2013/14
4. Qualifications and results — Add details of qualifications and results. Please start with your most recent
qualification and attach copies of certificates and transcripts. You must bring all the original documents as listed on
your CAS when you enrol. All documents must be translated into English and certified/verified.
Dates
Institution’s Name Country Course Title Grade
Start Date
Month/Year
End Date
Month/Year
5. Secure English Language Test — If your first language is not English, you must provide documentary evidence
of your proficiency. Please give details of tests you have taken, or intend to take, and give the relevant grade/score.
Date on
Certificate
Examination
(e.g. IELTS or other)
Grade
Overall score Writing Speaking Listening Reading
6. Employment and experience — Provide details of any periods of employment and/or work experience you
have undertaken in the past five years. Postgraduate applicants must attach a current CV.
Dates
Details of job including job title, company name and your main dutiesStart Date
Month/Year
End Date
Month/Year
Please attach at least one work related reference with this application (if applicable). Please continue on an extra
sheet if necessary.
7. Personal statement — Please indicate why you want to study this course and what you expect to achieve from
it. (Please complete this section in no less than 200 words. Use an extra sheet if necessary).

4. International Application Form 2013/14
11. What we do with the information on this form?
We will store your details on our database so that we can
contact you about the course you have applied for. We
may also use your details to contact you about College
news and events.
If you would prefer not to be contacted for this purpose
please tick this box.
If you have given us information about a disability or a
learning difficulty, the College will pass this information
on to the Learning Support Team to enable them to
arrange any necessary support you may need.
If you wish for them to keep sensitive information
confidential please tick the box.
Arrangements will be made to discuss this with you
when you start at the College.
Please sign: Date:
9. Ethnicity — The following question is used only to monitor our equal opportunities policy to ensure it is effective.
Your co-operation in completing this question is appreciated as it is used to check that all groups are treated
fairly in order for us to make sure our courses and services meet your needs.
Please use a tick to indicate the ethnic group to which you see yourself belonging.
Is English your first language? Yes No – If no, which languages do you speak:
Asian or Asian British —
Bangladeshi
Asian or Asian British — Indian
Asian or Asian British — Pakistani
Asian or Asian British — any other
Asian background
Black or Black British — African
Black or Black British — Caribbean
Black or Black British — any other
Black background
Mixed — White and Asian
Mixed — White and Black African
Mixed — White and Black Caribbean
White British
White Irish
White — European
White — Non-European
White — Other mixed background
Afghan
Arab other
Chinese
Iranian
Iraqi
Japanese
Latin/South/Central America
Vietnamese
Any other ethnic background
Prefer not to disclose
8. Do you have a disability or learning difficulty?
The College welcomes applications from people with special needs, and considers them on the same academic
grounds as those from other candidates. It is helpful to know about your disability in advance, so that we can discuss
the support you need at College. The information you provide will be treated confidentially.
If you have a disability, learning difficulty or medical condition please tell us by ticking the boxes which are
applicable to you:
Dyslexia
Other Learning Difficulties
Mobility Difficulties/Wheelchair User
Other specific special need(s), please specify:
Blind/Partially Sighted
Deaf/Hearing Impairment
An unseen special need (e.g. Diabetes, Epilepsy or Asthma)
Mental Health Difficulties
Chronic Illness
Thank you for completing this application form. Please send to: International Student Centre, Gliddon Road,
Barons Court, London W14 9BL, UK. Fax: +44(0)20 8563 8574 Email: internationalapplications@gspace.wlc.ac.uk
For office use only
How was the
student assessed/
interviewed?
Application and supporting documents
Representative Skype interview
International Student Centre
10. How did you hear about the College?
Friend Media (adverts, exhibitions etc.) Website Representative Other
Please give brief details of the above source (e.g. name of friend, representative, website etc.)

5. International Application Form 2013/14
Only you the applicant must complete this form. You must sign the form to declare this.
What you need to know
When we receive your application form, along with
copies of the certificates provided, it will be used
to consider you for a place on your chosen course.
Should you be unsuitable for your chosen course,
the International Admissions team will recommend
a more appropriate course for you where possible.
After processing your application form, if you meet
the entry requirements of the course we will write to
you to offer you a place. We will then request a deposit
or full fees (this will be specified on your offer letter).
Accepting your offer
You must sign and return the terms and conditions that
accompany your offer letter. When we have received
this and your deposit or full fees we will then send you a
Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) number or
Student Visitor Visa (SVV) letter. The CAS is an electronic
reference number which is linked to the Home office visa
system. You should take this to the British Embassy or High
Commission in your country of residence to support your
application for entry clearance to the UK.
Applying for a UK Student Visitor Visa (SVV)
This visa option is suitable for students who intend to
come to the UK for a short period of time to study
(maximum 11 months for English courses). Applicants
applying for this visa will be issued with a supporting
visa letter from the College.
What do I need to know about applying for
a UK Tier 4 Student Visa?
To enter the UK as a student, you may need entry
clearance, which means you must apply for a Tier 4 Student
Visa at the British Embassy or High Commission in your
country. All persons applying for a Tier 4 Student Visa must
produce the following documents to show that they meet
the entry requirements:
a) a valid passport or travel document
b) a CAS number (issued less than 6 months ago)
for a full-time course.
c) bank statements showing enough funds to cover the
full tuition fees payable to the College, and the costs
of living in the UK for up to a maximum of 9 months
(if applicable) which must have been held in the account
for a minimum of 28 days.
d) evidence of original qualifications used for assessment
as listed on the CAS statement.
e) an approved Secure English Language Test.
Further information on Tier 4 Student Visas and Student
Visitor Visas can be found at www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk
What if I fail to get a visa?
If your application for a student visa is unsuccessful,
and you wish to apply for a refund you MUST submit a
refund application form and a copy of the Visa Refusal
document given to you by the office that refused your
visa. The reasons for your visa refusal will be taken into
consideration by the College when you apply for a refund.
If your visa is refused due to lack of preparation and/or
forged documents you will not be eligible for a refund.
How much is a refund?
Your refund entitlement is outlined in your offer letter.
Please ensure you read this letter and the refund policy
carefully before making a payment to secure a study place
on a course. Refunds are issued on a case by case basis.
Checklist: have you…
1. Completed all required sections on this application form
2. Completed Applicant Intention Test (AIT)
3. Ensured that your contact details are clear and correct
4. Enclosed clear passport copy
5. Provided all documents mentioned in section 3 and
certificates from your home country
6. Enclosed with this application are:
CV
SELT
Academic qualifications
UK Visas
Passport
Application Intention Test
Signed section 11
Who can help me with my questions?
International Student Centre
You can contact us if you have any questions about
your application. Our website also gives information on
the application procedure for international students.
International Student Centre, Gliddon Road,
Barons Court, London W14 9BL, UK.
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7565 1246
Fax: +44 (0)20 8563 8574
Email: intoff@wlc.ac.uk
wlc.ac.uk
International Representatives
International representatives will help you prepare
to come to the UK to study and assist you in further
communications with the College. International
representatives may charge you for their counselling
services. Details of international representatives who can
advise you on studying at the College can be requested
by emailing intoff@wlc.ac.uk
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