Whether you want to learn the right skills for a great job, get a place at university, advance your career prospects, or simply gain the satisfaction of personal development, Uxbridge College can help you.

In 2008 Uxbridge College was judged to be “outstanding” by Ofsted inspectors, and with our excellent success rates there is no question that we are one of the most successful colleges in the country.

The College’s aim is to provide the highest possible quality of education and training, encourage individuals to identify and develop their potential and create opportunities for students to progress into further and higher education and into employment.

The College is committed to improving workforce skills and meeting the needs of individuals and employers. With over forty years’ experience in delivering education and training to the highest standards, we understand the west London market place and have forged strong links with companies throughout the region. We are one of the first colleges to be awarded with the Training Quality Standard (TQS). The standard is a brand-new kite mark for excellence in providing work-based skills training to employers, and responding to their needs. Our courses have been designed to match the skills needs of these businesses – so if you want to improve your career prospects, Uxbridge College is the right place to go.

Uxbridge College is all about preparing you for the future that YOU want.

What's on offer
We have the right resources to help you do your best and we will support you to achieve your goals. We offer a wide range of full-time and part-time courses ranging from GCSEs, A/AS-levels and vocational courses that focus on specific industry areas, including NVQ’s, BTEC First, National and Higher National Diplomas and Foundation Degrees. We also offer a range of higher education qualifications. Our courses are designed to help you progress, whether you want to start a career, go to university or develop your skills further.

Help is on hand whenever you need it. Our caring staff offer individual support for students through their studies and personal issues. They can help with finance or benefit queries, careers advice and help applying for jobs, support for people with children, help improving basic numeracy, literacy and language skills, and advice and care for people with disabilities.