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COLLEGE SEEING EXTRA DEMAND FOR PLACES

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City of Wolverhampton College is ranked number one in the West Midlands for qualification achievement rates* 

With a new campus in the city centre, a wide range of vocational qualifications and apprenticeships, industry-standard training facilities, the latest learning technology and easy access by public transport, the college is seeing an increased demand for places from students across the region. 

City Learning Quarter campus 

The new campus – at the £61 million City Learning Quarter in Wolverhampton city centre – offers A Levels in a range of subjects, as well as qualifications in art and design, business and management, catering and hospitality, computing and digital, creative media, games design and e-sports, hair and beauty, health and social care, music technology, performing arts, photography and science

Facilities include professional science labs, digital suites, hair and beauty training salons, and broadcast, music, photography and performing arts studios. 

Wellington Road campus  

The Wellington Road campus, in Bilston, offers qualifications in automotive, bakery, childcare and early years, construction, engineering, sport, travel and tourism, and uniformed public services. 

Facilities include a new £8.1 million Advanced Technology and Automotive Centre for engineering and automotive studies, construction centre with individual trade workshops, professional bakery kitchen, modern sports centre and early years training nursery.   

Apply for a course here or call in at either campus. 

*Qualification Achievement Rates (QAR) for 2024-2025 funding year, published April 2026. 

 

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