Rankings of Shrewsbury Colleges Group

PROS

• Students on vocational courses can add A -level to their studies, which means that learners on vocational courses don’t need to sacrifice the more academic side of their education in favour of developing work skills. It’s not uncommon for young peoples’ goals and aspirations to change with time, and finishing college with a variety of qualifications can only be an advantage for the future.
• The college does not have their own student residence halls, but the majority of students live in Mardol House Student Accommodation, which is owned by the local council. These student residence halls are situated near useful public transport stops, and also enhance your college social experience since you will be living with other learners in a similar situation as your own.
• A wide range of the college’s course are available for Online study, and some NCFE / CACHE Level 2 courses are even offered free of charge for those who satisfy the eligibility criteria. This is an ideal option for those whose schedules are too busy to commit to traditional on -campus classes.

CONS

• The most common complaint from students is that the college does not host job fairs frequently enough, although they do praise the college for keeping these events free of charge, unlike in some other institutions.