What does CWC mean in COLLEGES

City Of Westminster College offers a range of courses, including A-Levels, GCSEs, vocational qualifications and business and professional qualifications. They also offer a number of apprenticeship programmes in various sectors such as engineering, accountancy and health & social care.

Depending on the course you wish to pursue, entry requirements can vary. For most academic courses such as A-Levels or GCSEs there is no formal entry requirement so anyone aged 16 and over may apply. However for some vocational qualifications there may be specific entry requirements which you can find out from the college website or by speaking to the college advisors.

Yes, fees may be applicable depending on the type of course you are pursuing. Generally for A-Levels and GSCEs there will be no fee payable although this may not apply to all courses. For vocational qualifications and apprenticeships there may be fees payable depending on your circumstances - these fees are dependent upon funding criteria set by the Government or other bodies. You should speak to college advisors to find out if any fees apply for your chosen course/programme.

Yes, City Of Westminster College provides financial support in the form of bursaries for certain groups such as young people who live in local authority wards, those receiving free school meals or young people in care or leaving care. The college also provides payments towards travel expenses where applicable. Further information regarding financial support available can be found on their website or by speaking with college advisors.

To enrol at City Of Westminster College you must first complete an application form which can be found online or collected from reception at the college itself. Once this form has been submitted it will then be assessed for eligibility before an offer of a place is issued. If successful then you will receive further instructions regarding how to continue with your enrolment process, including confirmation of fees if applicable and payment methods accepted by the college.

City Of Westminster College boasts a range of excellent modern facilities which include designated study areas equipped with computers; student lounges; sports hall; library; cafeteria; dedicated Learning Centre; modern science laboratories and art studios.

Yes, part time courses are available across most subject areas including A-Levels, Vocational Qualifications and Apprenticeships - these are ideal for those who wish to study but also want to maintain employment or other commitments elsewhere. You can find more detailed information on what part time options are available on their website or from their advisors.

Yes, they provide online learning services as part of their virtual campus offering students access to digital lessons delivered through their virtual learning environment (VLE). This enables students to learn flexibly around existing commitments while still receiving support from dedicated tutors.