Glasgow Clyde College
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1. Time to Talk
For anyone wanting support, we have our Time to Talk helpline available to the whole college community and staffed by qualified counsellors. Counselling appointments can be made via Time to Talk too.
Phone: 0141 272 3786
- Mondays: 1-3pm
- Tuesdays: 1-3pm
- Wednesdays: 1-3pm
- Thursdays: 1-3pm
- Fridays: 1-3pm
2. Counselling Service
Our counselling service offers one-to-one appointments to provide students with a variety of self-help opportunities to support positive mental health and encourage resilience. We work closely with college partners to ensure that students can be appropriately signposted to external support and clinical services.
Appointments can be made by phoning the Time to Talk helpline on 0141 272 3786.
3. Student Information and Welfare Centre
The Student Information and Welfare Centres are on each campus and offer information, advice and guidance on all aspects of studying at Glasgow Clyde College. The service we provide is confidential and is open to everyone. The Student Information and Welfare Team can help you access a range of information and support services, both internal and external, that can help throughout your student journey.
Phone: 0141 272 3636
4. Student Funding
Funding awards depend upon which level of course you are studying. Contact us for confidential, impartial advice and help on funding matters.
5. Care Experienced Student Support
The Student Information and Welfare Team works closely with specific groups of students, including those who are Care Experienced. Offering a named contact to each of these students, our aim is to ensure they are quickly and easily accessing and benefiting from a wide range of support including help from our external partners including Action for Children, SDS and the Robertson Trust.
Phone: 0141 272 3636
6. Learning Inclusion
The Learning Inclusion Team provide learning support to those who face additional barriers to their learning.
This may be because you have an additional support need and/or disability such as:
- Dyslexia/Dyscalculia/Dyspraxia
- ADHD
- Sensory impairment
- Mental Health Challenges
- Medical Conditions
- Mobility Difficulties
- Autism
It may also be because you are care experienced, have caring responsibilities, or have other issues affecting your studies.
Anniesland Campus:
- Room G21, Ground Floor
- Tel: 0141 357 6005
- ELSAnnieslandCampus@glasgowclyde.ac.uk
Cardonald Campus:
- Room 1.30, 1st floor
- Tel: 0141 272 3377
- ELSCardonaldCampus@glasgowclyde.ac.uk
Langside Campus:
- Room A112, 1st Floor
- Tel: 0141 272 3656
- ELSLangsideCampus@glasgowclyde.ac.uk
7. Careers Service
Once you become a student at Glasgow Clyde College the Careers Service team are here to assist and support you in managing your own career development and employability. Our small team of fully qualified and experienced college Careers Advisers support students throughout their time studying at the college in order to enhance their career prospects and make successful transitions into employment, training or further studies.
8. Gender Based Violence
At Glasgow Clyde College we believe that all members of the College community have the right to study and work without experiencing any form of Gender Based Violence (GBV), abuse or harassment. The College understands that anyone can be a victim/survivor of GBV. Many staff in the college are trained to support anyone experiencing GBV and we have a reporting tool which can be used by anyone in the college community.