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A fresh start at NCC will open up a world of opportunity for you
With GCSE Results Day just around the corner, thousands of young people across London and Essex are deciding what to do next.
Whether you're aiming for university, a professional career or want to develop practical skills for the workplace by starting an apprenticeship, choosing the right place to study is one of the most important decisions you'll make.
And if you're still weighing up your options, don't assume a school sixth form is your only choice. Colleges give you so many more opportunities, with a huge range of courses and added extras such as work placements, specific career pathways, fully-funded international trips and more support to help you succeed.
If you're still weighing up your options, don't assume a school sixth form is your only choice (Image: Cliff McLoughlin)
New City College offers a wide range of A Levels, T Levels, vocational and technical qualifications, apprenticeships and specialist courses. From future doctors to aspiring tech professionals or tradespeople, our students are supported, challenged and inspired to achieve their ambitions.
Why more families are choosing New City College
With campuses across east London and Essex, industry-standard facilities, expert teachers and achievement well above the national rate, you'll be joining one of the country's leading colleges.
Rated Outstanding by Ofsted last year, New City College is proud it has been recognised nationally for the high-quality education, opportunities and support it provides to students.
Here are just some of the reasons why so many young people and their families are choosing NCC for their next step:
- Outstanding achievement – 91.1 per cent of students achieved their qualification last year, which is 6% above the national average. Over the last eight years, overall NCC achievement rates have improved each year. Ofsted said: “There is a culture of high expectation which has led to exceptional achievement across the NCC group.”
- Outstanding choice – a large range of vocational and A Level qualifications with courses including Science, Business, Health, Computing and IT.
- Outstanding progression – NCC sends more students to university than any other local provider. 90 per cent of students who applied were successful and 1,787 students progressed to higher education last year. Over 1,000 students have forged careers in medicine as doctors, dentists and pharmacists.
- Outstanding connections – thousands of students have gained successful work experience through the college’s links with top employers like the Met Police, KPMG, Santander, HSBC, the London Screen Academy, Goldman Sachs, the MoD, Tottenham Hotspur and Clifford Chance.
- Outstanding opportunities – there is a friendly atmosphere of mutual respect and tolerance where students engage in ambassador and leadership schemes as well as go on trips abroad to learn within different cultures. A huge 93.7 per cent of students agreed college had developed skills for their future career or studies.
- Outstanding safety – 98 per cent of students say they feel safe in a welcoming environment. They are supported through dedicated pastoral and wellbeing teams, building confidence and independence.
Join us in September
Explore the huge range of subjects and find the right pathway for you (Image: Cliff McLoughlin)
Whether you achieve the GCSE grades you've been hoping for or if your results aren't quite what you expected, New City College has a course to help you move forward.
Explore the huge range of subjects and find the right pathway for you by visiting www.ncclondon.ac.uk.
Enrolment begins from Thursday, August 20, with friendly, expert staff on hand to guide you through your options and help you secure your place for September. Please check enrolment times and arrangements at www.ncclondon.ac.uk as appointments are required at some campuses on Thursday and Friday, August 20 - 21.
Come and see for yourself why New City College is considered by so many to be the high-performing alternative to school sixth forms.
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