I was worried about doing the training but this company came through with a well presented course,…read moremaking good use of humour and a hands on approach which quickly got rid of my worries. The costing is also very competitive and with course content and presentation well above standard, I really cannot recommend this company highly enough.

Central College is a great place to learn, situated right in the centre of Glasgow on Cathedral…read moreStreet. Amongst many other colleges and universities in the area, Central College holds its own, with a great reputation as a business school and for progression to university. I spent two years here, studying Advertising and I was very impressed by the quality of teaching and the hands-on experience that I gained here. The lecturers here are willing to go the extra mile, often using their own industry contacts to bring the course to life and enabling students to get the most out of their learning experience. There are opportunities to travel here too with various courses, including the annual advertising trip to New York, where students are able to visit the some of the biggest advertising agencies in the world and see the industry at work in this amazing atmosphere. With all of that to offer, and they also have their very own Costa Coffee on the first floor of the college, to top it all off. A really great college that I felt equipped me well for my future at university, in my career and beyond.

When I was in my final year of high school we were able to do an extra curricular course the…read morechoices were photography, first aid and an introduction to employment law at Langside. At the start of 6th year I was convinced I wanted to study law at uni but this dull course really put me off to be honest. But hey, I don't think law is the most exciting course and all my friends that do it are constantly complaining at how dull it is. Anyway, my employment course here was as exciting as it could be and it gave me an insight into law. They offer a full range of Highers at the college, HNC and HND courses and they also have a wide range of evening classes. For years I have been saying to myself that I'll do one of the evening jewellery making courses that they have here as I would love to make my own jewellery. I'll get round to it one of these days. The college is also very handy to get to by public transport and there's even a bus stop right outside. Perfect!

This is a very handy, local college which manages to attract students (in all capacities) from all…read moreover Glasgow. I can certainly account for this when I get the early morning bus to uni. My bus journeys aside, it seems that this college has for years attracts many people from all over Glasgow. This has got to be a good sign. I myself have never actually attending a course here, however know quite a few others who have. Subsequently, I can say with conviction that this college offers a wide range of course and flexible learning styles. These are the strongest elements. As for the courses, there is an element of hit and miss, however this is nothing unique and should be expected in any institution. On the whole, I have heard mainly positive response and comments on any courses attended. So, worth having a look at their website if you want to go gain a higher, certificate or just take up a new hobby. I will certainly get round to a cooking course here - some day...

Scholar Tutoring Agency cancelled all courses due to be held at Strathclyde University Business…read moreschool this year due to the COVID emergency. Despite initial promises to provide refunds of provide online tuition, Graeme, the principal, subsequently went to ground and is refusing to respond to the dozens of parents that he has defrauded. This is not a reputable company nor is its owner.

Attending the Easter Revision Course was the best decision I have ever made in my life. Before…read moreattending, I was contemplating the fact, that I might fail the course, after failing my prelim. However, after attending the course, I am now confident that I WILL BE passing my Higher Maths and with a decent grade. I would even go as far as saying that I might even get an A! Thank you !

Glasgow University Student's Representative Council, more commonly known as the 'SRC' is a one of…read morefour student bodies at Glasgow Uni (alongside both unions and the Sports Association). Its main purpose is to represent students and it does this through a system of student representatives, faculty convenors and SRC Sabbatical Officers. In addition, it provides a whole host of services including a free mini bus service from campus to halls of residence, a second hand bookshop, an advice service, and many more. If you're a student at Glasgow Uni you should check out the website and make the most of their services, and your time at university.

I didn't have a whole lot to do with the SRC when I was a student at Glasgow Uni (aside from…read morevisiting the second-hand bookshop that they run which is great) but several of my friends did make use of them. One of the services provided by the SRC is an advice centre for all students at the university on a range of issues relating to their time at university. This proved invaluable to a few friends of mine who were having a lot of trouble with their student flat and landlord. After some advice from the SRC everything was promptly sorted out - good stuff.

Starting off as education centres for primarily teenagers, Kip McGrath has franchised to cover many…read morelocations in Scotland, not to mention all over the world. The service of these centres is invaluable as a way to further educate children that are having trouble at school or just want to get a bit of extra tutoring in. The program structure is well laid out for the children to absorb well, and its not just your usual boring lessons, it is a lot more personal and fun. Also if you aren't sure its for you, you can get a free upfront consultation.

The Met is a great big college that towers over the streets of Glasgow's city centre. Previously…read moreknown as The College of Building & Printing, they re-branded as "The Met" to fit with their identity as one of Glasgow's coolest and most creative colleges. This college is one of Glasgow's most creative colleges, with departments specialising in design, photography, radio and journalism. Lecturers here have a wealth of industry experience, bringing their subjects to life for their students and allowing them to get the most out of their learning experience. There are a wide range of courses available, including evening and weekend classes such as cookery and upholstery among many others. There really is something for everyone here and it's a great place to begin your career or as a springboard to university.

Glasgow Met is actually the biggest college in Glasgow and that is saying something because there…read moreare a few. The great thing about this college apart from the fact that it does a load of different courses is that it is smack bam in the middle of the city centre, so on your break from classes you could do anything from buy a box of cookies, to go to the cinema, to get your trousers dry-cleaned, it is entirely up to you. I went here for a night school course while I was at uni, I really did like it, the instruction was good and I feel I actually did leave with some new knowledge for my extra qualification. If you are interested in a college, this beats any on ease of use, with Queen st station only around 100 yards away and the express bus stop on the doorstep, this is a much more amicable step to adult life.

Having attended this college for two years to study hairdressing I've throughly enjoyed my time…read more The building is currently being renovated to make it suitable to host more classes. The college itself at the moment lacks appropraite access for disabled students but the college will arrange all suitable help for disabled students to overcome the lack of access. THis is also being rectified with the new renovations.