Trans-Atlantic College have an exceptionally high success rate with their students, and where individuals achieve disappointing examination or assessment results, the College will actively assist towards re-study or re-sits in order to help them achieve the best results possible.

Some students may be able to accelerate their progress through the Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) System. This is a recognised and approved system used by many UK universities, which entitles eligible students to exemption from certain subjects, based on relevant qualifications previously attained.

Many UK Employers now recognise the importance and value of the courses run by the College. As a result, 80 per cent of students find jobs within three months of successfully completing their studies. The college works closely not only with employers and employment agencies, but can also provide work experience placements after the course for those who want.

Trans-Atlantic College is a member of the British Association of Open Learning and is also affiliated with a variety of professional institutions and organisations including the Institute of Quality Assurance, Institute of Public Sector Management, Institute of Logistics and Transport, Canadian Association of Public Health Inspectors, Australian Institute of Energy, Social Care Association and Amnesty International.