Rankings of Canterbury College

PROS

• The opportunity to take T -Level studies, which always include approximately 315 hours of work experience that’s relevant to your choice of future career.
• For the Adult Learner who needs flexibility above all, Canterbury College offers a broad selection of Short and Part -Time courses. Unemployed domestic students may qualify for studying free of charge, depending on whether they meet certain requirements.
• The college takes pride is that they provide extensive clubs and societies options on campus. If student clubs are not what you’re looking for, you can get to Canterbury city centre with just a few minutes of walking.

CONS

• A significant number of students complain that sometimes there are major problems with student behaviour. This can become an intolerable situation for those people who are serious about their studies.
• Students report high levels of staff turnover, which can cause a lot of disruption for those who are in the middle of working on their assignments.