As you have accepted your offer for the IFP course, you must register online before the start of your IFP course. You can register now. The deadline for registering online is 11 September.
Register online here:https://www.bris.ac.uk/studentinfo/new/
For guidance on how to register online and how to answer the questions, see this website:http://www.bris.ac.uk/ssio/newhelp/newstuhelp.html
If you have any problems when you register online, please contact CELFS directly:
celfs-ifp@bristol.ac.uk
When you have registered online, please print out the two files on the final page.
1. Your online Certificate of Registration
2. Your Checklist
1. The online Certificate of Registration contains your username and password, which is necessary for computer access while you are studying at the University of Bristol CELFS. Please keep your username and password safe, and do not give your password to anyone else. This page also contains a section for staff at the University of Bristol to stamp (three circles at the bottom of the page), after your passport, visa and supporting documents have been checked.
2. The Registration Checklist is a list of all of the documents you must bring with you to register at CELFS (for example: your IELTS certificate). These documents must be the originals.
To register online you will need your student number, so please have this number ready.
When registering online, please note:
·While studying at the CELFS, you will be part of the Faculty of Arts. When you progress on to your main degree programme (next September), you will probably change Faculty
·Please ensure your term/contract address and home address are correct. This is very important!
·The MOST important thing is that you print out the online Certificate of Registration and the Registration Checklist at the end!
All IFP students should make arrangements about how to pay their remaining IFP course fees before they arrive on the course.
Please read all of the information about how and when to pay your tuition fees on this website:http://www.bristol.ac.uk/fees-funding/tuition-fees/payment/
We know you might use Pay to Study (https://bristol.paytostudy.com) to pay your fees. But please read the University of Bristol website before making any payments:http://www.bristol.ac.uk/fees-funding/tuition-fees/payment
University Accommodation
If you have applied for University-arranged accommodation please see the Accommodation Office web site for more information:
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/undergraduate/international.html
If you have applied for accommodation, the Accommodation Office will contact you with information about your tenancy and the accommodation fees.
For any questions you may have, related to your accommodation, please contact the Accommodation Office directly using this email address:accom-office@bristol.ac.uk
Private Accommodation
If you want to rent accommodation privately, you can seek help from the Accommodation Office:
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/privately-rented/
Or from Bristol Students’unio Lettings:http://www.bristolsulettings.co.uk/
Please note, in the UK people are required to pay Council Tax. The Accommodation Office have provided a factsheet about Council Tax and information about student exemptions:http://www.bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/media/docs/factsheets/council-tax.pdf
If you choose to live in private accommodation, you must obtain a tenancy agreement, which has been signed by both you and the person you are renting from. This contract is proof of wher you are living. You will need this contract if you want to open a bank account in the UK.
Registration on Tuesday 20 September 2016 09.30
Priory Road Lecture Theatre, Priory Road Complex
http://www.bris.ac.uk/maps/google/?latlng=51.46005,-2.6048339999999826&t=0&h=1
You must bring the following things with you to the registration session:
1. A print out of your ‘online Certificate of Registration’
2. A print out of your ‘Registration Checklist’
3. Your passport
4. Your original IELTS certificate (as listed on your CAS)
5. Your original High School Transcript and Certificate (as listed on your CAS)
6.A pen and paper.
7.Your home address and your Bristol address written down. And the contact details for the member of your family that you would like to nominate as your Emergency Contact (or Next of Kin).
For arrival information, before the start of the IFP course, please see our web site:http://www.bristol.ac.uk/students/ifp-igp/arrival/
You should arrange to arrive at your accommodation the day before your course begins. For more information about arrangements for arrival, please see theAccommodation Officewebsite:http://www.bristol.ac.uk/accommodation/undergraduate/international.html
CELFS requires all IFP students to arrive on the first day of the IFP – Monday 19 September 2016.It is extremely disadvantageous for students to arrive late for the IFP.
If you cannot arrive on the first day of the course, we require you to email us before the first day with a reason for your late arrival and the date on which you expect to arrive. Please include your full name, student number and date you expect to arrive and email CELFS directly (celfs-ifp@bristol.ac.uk).
We will not accept any students more than 2 weeks late (after the start date: 19 September).
http://www.bristol.ac.uk/students/ifp-igp/cas-visa/
If you have any questions about visas and immigration, please email the Visa Advice Team:student-visa-advice@bristol.ac.uk
