Once you have received your offer you can start preparing for your enrolment.

Prepare for enrolment

Before our team can enrol you in your course, you must provide the following documentation. If you have already provided this information, you do not have to submit the information again.

  • Photo ID: a copy of your Passport, current Drivers Licence or NSW Photo Card 
  • HSC or Cert IV or above qualification 

After you are enrolled in your course, your next steps are to provide UOW College with a photo of you for our record. A photograph is required for class verification of your identify and also for your student card. 

All photographs need to meet the following requirements: 

  • 190 pixels wide x 253 pixels high in size, high resolution colour image. Maximum file size is 2MB. 
  • Photo must have been taken in the last 6 months 
  • Good lighting with no shadows, with a neutral backdrop  
  • No filters or enhancements 
  • Face directly to camera, from the shoulders upwards, with your eyes open and a neutral expression.  
  • Your face should be unobstructed, with no shadows, clothing, hair or sunglasses in the way (religious headwear and prescription glasses with clear lenses permitted). 

When you have your photograph ready, please send to email uowcollege-studentsupport@uow.edu.au with the following information:

Subject of email: [Student name] UOWC Vocational Student Card Photo 
Full name: 
UOW Student Number: 
Message: You will find attached a photograph for my UOW College student card for the course [insert course name] 

Don't forget to attach your photograph 

After the conditions on your offer have been cleared and you have provided your documentation, our team will enrol you in your course and subjects. 

We will send two emails to the email account that you have provided to us: 

  1. Welcome email to the Vocational Learner Portal  
  2. Your personal UOW username, password and timetable 

 If you have questions about this process, contact  uowcollege-studentsupport@uow.edu.au  

 

Once you have enrolled

You will be allocated a UOW user account when you enrol. You will be able to change your password an hour after it's first activated.

Make sure you have completed your security profile so if you forget your password, or it expires, you can reset it online.

Your user account gives you access to the various IT services available including internet and Wi-Fi, printing and copying, computer access, SOLS, UOWMail and online library resources. More information on these services is included below.

Your student number will be referenced on your offer letter/emails from UOW College. If you cannot located this, please contact UOW College Student Service via uow-college-enrolment@uow.edu.au or call +61 4252 8804 .  

Our Support for your study page includes useful information to help you get started on the right foot.

What do I do if my personal details in the system are incorrect?  

If your details are incorrect, please contact UOW College Student Service via uow-college-enrolment@uow.edu.au or call +61 4252 8804 for help with updating your information prior to proceeding with your enrolment.    

Do I have to provide an emergency contact? Who should they be? 

It is essential you provide UOW College with someone to contact in the unlikely case of an emergency on campus. Your emergency contact can be anyone you trust to respond to a personal situation like a family member or close friend. 

What is the difference between the ‘Current Session Address’ and ‘Permanent Home Address’? 

Upon enrolment, you will be required to provide UOW with two addresses: 

  1. An address for where you will be living during each academic session (current session address); and  

  1. An address for where we can contact you out of session, an example may be your home address.   

The two addresses may be the same. If your details change during your studies, please update via your SOLS account

What is the survey and why do I have to do it? 

The enrolment survey is an Australian Government mandated questionnaire that informs institutional decision-making and reporting practices.  It is important that you answer questions honestly, as your responses will contribute to planning for support services at UOW. 

What if I don’t know the answer to a question in the survey? 

If you do not know the answer, leave the question blank and move on to the next question. 

A USI is a unique number issued to each student by the Government. Once you create a USI, you have it for life. You will need a USI in order to receive commonwealth financial assistance, as well as to obtain your qualification. 

For detailed information on how to apply for a USI and whether you need one when you enrol, visit our USI page