Worcester College of Technology in England, UK

Worcester College Of Technology:
Worcester College Of Technology is situated in the heart of Worcester city, England so you can take advantage of both the city's facilities and the easy access to the College by bus or train. Worcester is one of the most accessible cities in the country. Located close to the M5 motorway and with direct rail links with Birmingham and London, it is also within easy reach of places like Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon. The College encourages independence, enjoyment, individualism and hard-work; all qualities which will help you cope successfully with life after college. Our aim is to make learning as stimulating and enjoyable an experience as possible, related to your abilities, attitudes and needs.

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Full-time & part-time NVQ level 1 & 2, GCSE, BTEC National Diploma, BTEC Higher National Diploma, BTEC National Cerificate, BTEC Advanced VCE Programmes in Engineering, Construction, Technology, IT, Computing, Science, Archaeology and many other fields.

The College is investing £6 million on refurbishing and developing a unique learning environment for all of our present and future students. The development of nine 'interactive study centres' situated within all of the College buildings will allow students to study in a vibrant environment, have access to wireless study areas and enjoy studying with friends.

Extensive and increasing computing and communications technology facilities make the College the best equipped in the area, with over 400 stand-alone and networked computers.

Facilities include:
- An Information Technology Centre holding 80 PCs and an extensive software library
- A Science micro-computer laboratory of Archimedes machines for use in practical biology, physics and chemistry and a Science Resource Centre with PCs and Science CD-ROMs
- A wide range of computing facilities in the main Learning Centre in the All Saints' Building with access to the Internet

Three other IT sites are available for students studying secretarial, engineering and art and design courses
Within the Cathedral Building there is a resources centre with access to computers as well as a CAD CAM suite comprising 14 colour work stations and a variety of engineering software. An additional IT room with specialist machines and special software adaptations is available for students with learning disabilities