Westminster Kingsway College is a large further and higher education college with six teaching centres in London, from Kentish Town to Westminster and the West End. The College serves both the local and business communities, as well as attracting students from all over the world to its specialist provision in hospitality & catering, the performing and visual arts and in English for speakers of other languages (ESOL).

What's on offer
Whatever your dreams and ambitions, Westminster Kingsway College can help you achieve your personal goals. We cater for students of all ages and offer a vast range of subjects and qualifications. School-leavers can take either the academic or vocational route to a future career and mature students can study for professional qualifications or prepare for university with one of our Access to Higher Education courses. You can study full-time or part-time, during the day, in the evening or on Saturdays. We offer many courses for people who want to return to the world of work, especially in IT & Computing and in adult basic skills and ESOL.

Westminster Kingsway College offers full and part-time courses in many different subject areas – such as Computing and ICT, Business Administration, Film and Multimedia, Visual and Performing Arts, Modern Languages, English for Speakers of Other Languages, Hospitality and Catering, Health and Social Care, Teaching courses, Travel and Tourism and Access to Higher Education.

We also offer a programme of Foundation degrees in a wide range of subjects including Business, Accounting, Culinary Arts, Hospitality Management, Multimedia and Public Administration.

Our Employer Training Solutions team has established a reputation for delivering flexible and quality training solutions, custom-designed to meet the needs of employers in London. Neighbourhood Learning at Westminster Kingsway offers courses for adults in community centres throughout the Borough of Camden and we also provide courses for the elderly and for people affected by mental or physical disability.

Facilities
Our diverse student population has many opportunities to enjoy life outside of the classroom. The student activities team organise a programme of personal, social, leisure and health related activities at each centre based on the needs of students and the facilities available. We also offer a varied sport and fitness programme to all students.

If you need information, advice or support, Student Advisers are there to help you, offering advice on many issues including welfare, benefits and finance, housing, immigration and personal problems. This service is available on both a drop-in and appointment basis at all college centres. Personal Advisers from Connexions are based in the College at the King’s Cross Centre, providing a comprehensive support and advice service and the College Careers Service provides advisers from Capital and Prospects Careers who can help students with many aspects of their career planning, from writing a CV to entry to higher education. There are also two Disability Support Coordinators who can provide advice, support and equipment to any student with a physical disability, to ensure equal access to study.