Student Support
Our Student Services team provides support to students who want to raise issues that might be affecting their experience at college or their life outside.
You can talk to us about:
- personal concerns including drugs and alcohol, general and sexual health, mental health
- problems at home
- housing and benefit problems
- finding a constructive way forward with the college’s disciplinary procedures
- finding it hard to fit in
- worried about keeping on top of your work.
Our friendly and caring Student Services team are happy to help with any query or problem.
The service provided by the team is matrix accredited.
Contact our Student Support Team:
- 020 8607 8000
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Inclusive and Additional Learning Support
We have a dedicated and friendly team of skilled specialists at Harrow College who are responsible for ensuring that effective and appropriate support, including reasonable adjustments, are in place for students requiring assistance with accessing their academic studies.
Exam Access Arrangements (EAA)
Exam access arrangements are modifications tailored to the exam settings for each student, reflecting their specific requirements and needs based on their normal way of working within the centre. They ensure that all students have the same opportunity to be successful in their exams.
Other student support services
- Careers and Employability - supporting you with becoming career-ready: CV writing, interview skills and advice and guidance
- Counselling - this one-to-one support is available for students to book. See below for further details.
- Enrichment - providing extra-curricular activities to help you make the most of your time at college
- Finance and Bursary - support and guidance on what financial support is available to you and how to apply for it
- Safeguarding - ensuring that every student is safe during their time at college.
Counselling
Our counselling sessions offer a confidential and non-judgemental space for our students to talk through their feelings and experiences on a 1:1 basis.
Sometimes it’s difficult to talk to parents, friends or tutors about things that are making us anxious or upset. A counsellor is someone who you can talk to in a different way, someone who will listen to you very carefully, who will not judge you or tell you what to do.
Student counselling is available by student or staff referral only.
Students can access counselling by visiting student services in G32, speaking with a member of teaching staff, or via the online form on the student portal.
