Student Support
Open Hours & Contact Details
Deeside
Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm
Northop
Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm
Llysfasi
Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm
Bersham Road
Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm
Yale
Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm
Email: enquiries@cambria.ac.uk
Financial Assistance
Age 16-18
You may be eligible for Education Maintenance allowance (EMA) or Financial Contingency Fund (FCF).
Aged over 19
You may be eligible for Welsh Government Learning Grant.
Transport
• You will only be able to use college buses if you have a valid bus pass.
• To get your bus pass, you will need to speak with Student Services.
• Your bus pass will be issued during induction in the first few weeks of term.
• You will not be allowed to travel on college buses unless you show your bus pass (after the first few weeks of term).
• You must behave in a way that does not offend others whilst travelling on college buses. If you misbehave on the college buses, the disciplinary procedure will be followed and your bus pass may be taken away from you.
• Please make sure that you arrive before the stated pick up time, as the bus will not wait for you.
All college bus transport leaves Coleg Cambria Deeside at 4.15pm,
Coleg Cambria Northop at 3.45pm, Coleg Cambria Llysfasi at 4.15pm,
Coleg Cambria Yale at 4.30pm and Coleg Cambria Bersham Road at 4.15pm
Disability Assistance
Counselling
Bullying
Safeguarding
Sexual Health
Chaplaincy
Careers Guidance
Courses delivered in Welsh
You can:
• Submit written work in Welsh
• Follow specific course elements or modules in Welsh
• Follow work experience in a Welsh speaking environment
• Receive bilingual notes including terminology
• Have Welsh-medium assessments, entry interviews, tutorials and mentoring
• Enjoy social activities through the medium of Welsh
There are also numerous opportunities for you to follow Welsh Language courses as part of your English medium programmes.
More information: help.cymraeg@cambria.ac.uk
Equal Opportunities
The College will not tolerate any discrimination or unfair behaviour on grounds of:
• Age – it does not matter whether you are aged 16 or 90, we will not allow anyone to be treated better or worse because of their age.
• Disability – where possible, we will provide facilities and make changes to enable people with a disability to make the most of their college experience.
• Gender – we will not treat women and men differently e.g., we welcome women and men on to all courses.
• Gender Re-assignment – any person proposing to undergo, is undergoing or has undergone a sex change process will be treated fairly.
• Marriage and Civil Partnership– it does not matter whether a person is single, married, separated or divorced, we will treat them fairly.
• Pregnancy and Maternity – we will treat people fairly when they are pregnant or on maternity leave.
• Race – we treat everyone fairly regardless of their colour, nationality, ethnic or national origins.
• Religion or Belief – you can expect us to treat everyone fairly, whatever beliefs they hold e.g. Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism or those who don’t believe in God.
• Sexual orientation – everyone will be treated fairly, regardless of whether they are heterosexuals, gay men, lesbians and bisexual people
College Standards
Carers and Young Carers
The college is fully aware of the challenges faced by carers and young carers and is committed to improving your experience and opportunities as a Coleg Cambria student. For more information, please contact Carer Lead Greg.Otto@cambria.ac.uk