Mid-Kent College is Kent's largest provider of Further and Higher Education and vocational training. From its centres in Rochester, Chatham and Maidstone, the College offers an impressive range of courses to suit all needs - regardless of age, previous experience, or what students hope to achieve.

By choosing Mid-Kent College, students will open the door to top quality learning in a mature and supportive environment. The College has extensive resources, and the expertise of our tutors is second to none. People also find this a friendly and exciting place in which to study.

Whatever students' aims... be it employment, further study at college or university, or personal development... the experience of learning at Mid-Kent College is one that they will remember.

What's on Offer
Mid-Kent College offers courses at all levels; from Entry and Foundation (such as NVQ Level 1 courses) through to Intermediate (GCSEs and First Diploma courses) and Advanced (A Levels and National Diploma courses). The College also offers a number of Higher Education courses, including HNDs and Foundation Degrees.

A wide spectrum of subject areas is also offered at Mid-Kent College, including Animal Management, Accounts, Electronics, Computing & IT, Construction, Travel & Tourism and Business (to name but a few). It even runs a very successful Football School!

Students can contact the Course Information team on 01634 402020 for more details of what's on offer or to order a prospectus.

There's a dedicated Student Services team at each Mid-Kent College centre. Staffed by friendly and supportive professionals, these teams provide confidential counselling, advice and guidance in any area that it's needed (such as careers or financial advice... or help with personal problems). All full-time students are also allocated a personal tutor.

Mid-Kent College's Curriculum Access Support Team (CAST) assists any students who have additional support needs. The College is committed to ensuring that people with disabilities and/or learning difficulties are treated fairly and equally.