-Really nice facilities for sports. -Wifi could be faster,…read morebut if you use Ethernet cable you'll be fine. -Bus stops every ten minutes In Students union building. -Showers have hot water -Printing costs a little bit of money. Really nice overall

I have been here a few times for open days and the odd lecture with school. It seems a very nice…read moreplace to study. I considered going here myself but they did not offer the course that I wanted. I think they have a creche for young children and babies aswell so that is handy.

I studied Marketing with Events Management here and enjoyed (nearly) every minute of it. When I…read morefirst started searching for marketing degrees in Birmingham I was surprised that they taught it the University College Birmingham and not Birmingham University. However, I soon learnt that where the lectures take place didn't matter as the degree was still accredited by the University. I'd say the main advantage of choosing UCB is that it's the college where young chefs learn their trade. Part of their course would allow them to run the student canteen which meant that we were spoilt daily with restaurant style food but charged student prices. One day I had a lemon chicken risotto with home-made apple crumble and custard for £2! If you live locally, you can walk in to the reception and ask to be let through to the onsite bakery where you can purchase fresh bread and cakes for 50 pence. Definitely worth popping in.

Went her last night for a work function and have to say the food was outstanding! Every course was…read morea delight! Bravo to students for putting on such a tasty and visually impressive spread! Would return tomorrow if it wasn't that they weren't accepting bookings until September!

This college is brilliant. With so much on offer, everyone here wants you to further your education…read moreand make the best of yourself. Having attended an open day and informal interview i was pleased with the way people were generally concerned for your welfare and academic skills. Teamed with various other authorities and establishments there really is something for everyone here and being a stone throw away from the town centre it seems in the perfect location to. Amenities here are second to none as i got a tour of the computer suite and library. Probably one of the best colleges around. Go learn, party people!

This is a grade 1 (outstanding) Ofsted college. The college expands over multiple sites (Leamington…read moreSpa, Rugby, Moreton Morrell, Henley in Arden and Pershore in Worcestershire). All students are catered for from 16 to 106. Facilities are excellent with gyms at most campuses along with student run restaurants. For information on courses call 01926 318000

This is where i went and I would fully recommend it for A levels. The college treats you more like…read morean adult which is very welcoming after just coming from school. They offer so many courses such as cookery, business, childcare, travel and tourism. They actually have their own travel agents, restaurants, creche/nursery, so there is a practical side to the learning. It is right next to town aswell which is great, for lunch or if you need something.

a 1960's monstrosity built on the banks of the severn…read more despite this provides a good standard of education to those who want to learn.

The Sixth Form College Farnborough, unofficially known as Farnborough 6th, is one of the best state…read moresixth form colleges in the country. Led by college principal Dr John Guy, who is an extremely dedicated and passionate individual that is a credit to the insitution. The college itself has a number of buildings, most of them very modern, light and spacious and they are currently building a new multi storey building to house Art and Science subjects. There are several computer suites at the college, including the Dell suite and library which contains a large number of dell computers. The staff are all highly trained and passionate, giving the highest quality of A level education to students. This is reflected in their extremely high results at AS and A2. There are a number of cafés and eating areas at the college, including Café Direct which focuses on selling fair trade products, Time Out which sells hot main meals at lunch times, and Shades which is on the other side of the campus and serves a range of pasta and noodle dishes, and sandwiches. The students here are encouraged to flourish both independently within their studies and socially within the many clubs, sports and societies available. This really is a sixth form college with a university feel.

This college moved to a brand new purpose built campus in 2009. Now located at Hamilton outside of…read morethe city centre not the Newarke. My review is for 2019.

Am currently attending a silversmithing course with filton college. The course is great but…read moreover-subscribed, which obviously has its drawbacks. The tutor is excellent and I can't help feeling a bit sorry for her!! Overall am learning but not at quite the pace I expected.