If you are aged 16-18, we know that leaving school may be a bit daunting, but coming to college is a great way to broaden your horizons and study what really interests you in fantastic facilities!
College isn't all about learning. You will get to meet new friends, go on trips and work experience and study in a very different atmosphere than when you were at school. You will call your lecturers by their first name and we have many specialist members of staff that are here to support you with any difficulties you may encounter, whatever they may be.
Nottingham has an extensive and award-winning transport system. While having so many options is great for getting around, it can also make choosing the best travel option for you a bit confusing!
Luckily, we’re here to give you the lowdown on all your travel options for getting to and from college. Visit our travelling to college section to find out more.
Nottingham College is one of the largest Further Education Colleges in the UK with around 30,000 students studying across our 10 campuses and sites. Each campus has specialist industry standard training facilities for you to learn and develop your skills in your chosen career. Find out more about our excellent facilities here.
Nottingham College has lots of progression opportunities, no matter the level you start your education with us at, we can offer you progression options all the way up to degree level study. Find out more in our Higher Education section.
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Work Placements
While studying at Nottingham College, the opportunity to complete a work placement can help you stand out from the crowd when you start looking for jobs.
Work placements help you put into practice what you learn at college, develop transferable skills, help you discover what jobs you might like to do and improve your confidence.
T Levels
T Levels are a 2‑year qualification after GCSEs that will take your future to the next level!
A T Level is a nationally-recognised qualification that gives you a new choice to consider after GCSEs and are an alternative to A levels, apprenticeships and other 16 to 19 courses.
If you undertake a T Level you will spend 80% of the course at College, gaining the skills employers need. The other 20% of the course will be spent undertaking a 45-day industry placement where you will put your skills into action and gain valuable experience.
