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Discover your unique talents and grow in confidence with our courses for 16 to 18 year olds at Morley College London at our Chelsea and North Kensington centres. You’ll have the opportunity to study for qualifications in English and maths if you haven’t previously achieved them, and we’ll support your wellbeing while you learn with us.
Morley College London is a trading name of Morley College Limited, a company limited by guarantee in England and Wales no 2829836. Registered charity no 1023523 Registered Business Address: 61 Westminster Bridge Rd, London, SE1 7HT Facebook logo svg Visit our ...
Higher education learners at Morley benefit from: Competitive fee structures. Lower than average student to teacher in-class ratio. Industry-led curriculum and facilities. Specialist tutors and technicians. Delivered in a supportive and friendly, adult environment. If you’d like more information before applying, get in touch.
At Morley College London, we understand that life can get in the way. Adult learners often face various challenges when considering to study and develop your skills. These can include the potential impact on family, work and finances, amongst others. We also appreciate that you each have a unique set of expectations relating to the environment ...
About Morley College London. Founded in 1889, Morley College London provides lifelong educational opportunities for diverse communities throughout London. With centres in North Kensington, Chelsea and Waterloo, we offer a wide range of short courses, adult and higher education qualifications, and qualifications for 16 to 18 year olds.
T Levels are two-year qualifications for 16–19-year-olds that will follow GCSEs and are equivalent to three A Levels. They have been developed as a clear alternative to A Levels and apprenticeships, and provide a direct pathway to employment, higher education, or higher or degree-level apprenticeships. Mixing classroom learning alongside a ...
Morley’s Waterloo Centre for Adult Education is one of the UK’s oldest and largest specialist providers of adult education, founded in 1889 by activist, feminist and educationalist Emma Cons. Our Waterloo Centre is here for the curious – for those who want to learn while joining others in their pursuit of knowledge. It’s a cultural hub ...
