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College Information. We are a leading provider of post-16 education in the London Borough of Westminster and we deliver a wide range of courses to some 7,000 students each year, both full-time and part-time courses available to young people and adults. In 2017 we merged with the College of North West London, to form the United Colleges Group ...
150 Hour Online TESOL Course. Spread the cost of your course over monthly payments. The Westminster TESOL Course will discuss the key skills and knowledge related to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. This course will introduce new topics and continue to build on important aspects related to Teaching English to Speakers of Other ...
Your route to the University of Westminster. If you want to study at the University of Westminster but don’t yet meet the entry requirements, then you can take a degree preparation course at our International College in London and progress to the University.
CANDI Applications for courses starting in 2024 are now open. Find out more here. Register your place for our next Open Day.. City and Islington College (CANDI) is one of the largest further education colleges in London, with a Sixth Form and a Centre for Applied Sciences in Angel, a Centre for Business, Art and Technology in Camden Road, and a Centre for Lifelong Learning in Holloway Road.
The University of Westminster works in partnership with Kaplan Pathways to offer innovative and flexible pathway programmes to a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at Westminster. You’ll study your course at Kaplan International College London. When you successfully pass the programme at the required level, ...
Enrolment is when you become an official City of Westminster College student. You’ll receive everything you need to direct you through the enrolment process and we'll confirm that you’re on the right course for your future. You’ll be set up with a student ID number and ID card to ensure you’re ready for your first day at CWC.
After World War 1 the College grew to accommodate the swelling ranks of young people looking for post-school education and qualifications. By the 1930s there were nearly 1,000 students. The College grew over the years to accommodate more than 7,000 students – becoming the largest provider of post-16 education in the London Borough of Westminster.
