How to apply to Norland

So you’ve seen the ITV documentary, Britain’s Poshest Nannies, and decided that Norland is right career path for you, the question is what’s next!? 

 

From 9 September, Norland will start to accept applications for students wanting to start at Norland in September 2015. 

Applications to Norland are submitted through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) who process over 2.5 million applications every year for more than 340 UK universities and colleges. UCAS will process your application and send it through to us once it is completed by you and your referees. If you are interested in applying for entry in September 2015 you can start filling in your online UCAS form now! 

You can submit your application from 9 September, but don't panic you have until the 15 January to get this to us at Norland. This is the first of the UCAS deadlines but it is the one you should be aiming for. Remember your application will only be submitted to us once your references have filled in their sections as well. All applications received by this date will have fair consideration, applications received after this date will only be interviewed and offered subject to places still being available.  
If you are at college or sixth form they will support your with your UCAS application. 

Writing your Personal Statement

Once you’ve started your UCAS form and get to the personal statement section. You might wonder; what is Norland looking for in the personal statement? Here are some ideas of the types of things we look for:

• Passion for childcare – use your personal statement to tell us why you want to work with children. What do you love about it? 
• Experience with children – tell us what experience you have had and how this has helped you choose this as a career.

We will review your personal statement along with the rest of your application and, if we think you might have the dedication required to become a Norland Nanny, we will invite you along to an interview at the college.

The Interview

You will receive your invitation to interview via UCAS. The interview day is not only a chance for us to get to know you but also your opportunity to ask questions about the training and expectations of Norland. The interview process takes the majority of a day and consists of:

• One to one interview
• Presentation to peers on a topic given to you 2 weeks prior to your interview date
• Written exercise

Once you have been interviewed we will write to you to let you know if you have been successful or not. If you have applied by 15 January, we will let you know by 24 March 2015. Later applications will be considered once these offers have been made and if there are still spaces available on the course.  

If you are offered a place you will receive an offer pack which includes the type of offer, Conditional (subject to grades) or Unconditional; a bursary application form; an accommodation form; a student enrolment and a registration form. 

So, what are you waiting for? Start your application to Norland today http://www.ucas.com/apply  UCAS course code L521.