Student Support

Choosing the right course can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone - Boston College’s Careers Team is here to guide you every step of the way. Accredited by the Matrix Standard, our dedicated team provides FREE Careers Education, Information, Advice, and Guidance (CEIAG) to support you before you join us, throughout your studies, and as you plan your next steps. Whether you’re thinking about employment, an Apprenticeship, further study, taking a gap year, or progressing to Higher Education, our Level 6 qualified Careers Advisers will help you explore your options, make informed decisions, and build a clear path towards a successful and fulfilling future.

SEND stands for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities, and it means you might need extra help with learning, moving around, talking, or understanding things. It's okay to ask for help and support, and your voice matters in shaping what works best for you. 

Boston College provides a range of SEND services to ensure that students with special educational needs and/or disabilities can access education on an equal basis with others. These services are designed to support students academically, socially, and emotionally, and help students achieve their ambitions!

The Inclusive Learning Team at Boston College is here to ensure every student has the support they need to succeed. Our Team works with a wide range of students who have individual learning needs. Boston College offers various types of support, from personal care and one-to-one classroom assistance to arranging exam access and mentoring. The goal is to ensure you have a positive college experience and reach your full potential.

Boston College want to work with you and the people who support you to ensure you have the best possible experience at Boston College. We're here to help you achieve your goals and get the most out of your studies.

For more information on how the College can support you before and during your time at Boston College, please email support@boston.ac.uk.

Your Attendance Monitor is here to help you stay on track and do your best in college. They keep an eye on your attendance and can help you find support and advice if you're having trouble getting to your classes. If you have appointments, such as the dentist, we ask that these be made outside of your college timetable where possible.

To report an absence, please call 01205 365701 – Option 2, or email absent@boston.ac.uk.

From help with bursary funds, Further Education Free Meals, childcare costs, and transport to College, Boston College is here to provide advice on all the financial support available. Whatever your circumstances, we aim to ensure you have the information and guidance you need to make your studies as affordable and accessible as possible.

The Counselling service at Boston College offers a safe and confidential space for you to talk about any personal or mental health issues you may be experiencing. Our professional counsellors are here to listen and provide support, helping you navigate challenges and improve your well-being.

To contact a Boston College Counsellor, please email counselling@boston.ac.uk.

The College works in partnership with the Mental Health Support Team (MHST) – a service designed to help meet the mental health needs of children and young people across Lincolnshire.

Read our latest counselling team bulletin here.

Our dedicated Information Officer is your go-to source for all things Boston College. They have comprehensive knowledge about all the courses and support services available throughout the College, and they're here to help you find the perfect fit for you. 

In addition, our Admissions Team is always available to provide one-on-one guidance throughout the entire application process. They can answer your questions, help you with forms, and make sure you feel confident about your application every step of the way.

To contact the Information Office, please call 01205 365701 or email info@boston.ac.uk.