TyneMet is the only STEM assured college in the North of England (Awarded by NEF in 2012 and re-accredited in 2016), which recognises our excellence in science, technology, engineering and maths. We are also the first Investor in Innovations college in the North of England (awarded by NEF in March 2015), which recognises innovation in our course design and the way we value and encourage creative thinking amongst staff and students.
Awards like these recognise our high-quality teaching and learning, rich and varied range of courses, first-class facilities and the passion and dedication of our teaching staff.
We are confident that enrolling with us will bring your future instantly within reach, with great courses and study opportunities matched by a learning environment that inspires you. We have invested heavily to ensure we can offer our students the very best of what they need to succeed.
From where you learn to how you learn, we support you every step of the way, and a great campus life means you can flourish both inside and outside the classroom, find you feet as an adult and learn in a grown-up setting, where there are no limits to what you can achieve.
College life isn't all about studying – a good mix of work and play is always on the timetable. We believe in a supportive learning experience with exceptional learner services and social facilities to make sure you get the most out of your time at TyneMet.
TyneMet’s main site is the Coast Road Campus in Wallsend, easily accessible from the city centre and that coat with excellent transport links and free parking. TyneMet is your vocational specialist, offering you a huge range of courses across career-based subjects to get you off to a great start. There’s so much to explore on campus with a range of retail outlets from a Hair and Beauty Salon, a gym, a restaurant and even a floristry shop!
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Great place for learning and best teachers and environment. I have been studying for a short time, but recommend to learn here.
By Enayat Ayoubi (Nov, -0001) |
Wouldn't recommend this collage to anyone, there construction side of tutors don't have a clue how to access there students an there centre manager is just as good as his staff. Well that's my opinion on the collage
By Mark Addis (Aug, 2016) |
tyne met college has got some great opportunities and some great teachers, however there are "some" teachers who make the studies are tyne met college a living hell. i studied at tyne met college for three years doing a sport course and for two of those years i had to go through the pain of being treated like an enemy from a certain teacher called Dale Brown. Dale Brown made my studies at tyne met college horrible, long and just overall made me not want to learn. So if you are looking to go study at tyne met college, make sure you find out what teachers you will be having first, because if dale brown is one of your teachers, i promise you now you won't be treated like an equal. Thanks for making my time at tyne met college horrible!
By Jonny (Aug, 2016) |
Tynemet is good college to study at and they lovely teachers there well the ones I had so far, I be studying at Tynemet for nearly 2 years now and still at Tynemet. If you looking for a college to go try Tynemet is great college but you might get some teaches you might not like at all though
By emily celino (Aug, 2016) |
I have completed level 2 floristry course and i have had an excellent tutor and the lessons have been vrry good. The size of the class is great as there is loads of room to work in. Im even thinking about returning for level 3 next year. The only bad thing ihave to say is about the food servec in the refectory, its not very nice.usually thee mince has a half inch layer of greade on the top and they are always running out of stuff as they never make enough
By Angela Reid (Nov, -0001) |
going to TyneMet was by far the worst decision of my life, they put me onto the wrong course for 3 years promising that it would lead to what I was wanting to do. I am now stuck on my 3rd year with no way of switching courses and I am too old to start a new career path. Thank you TyneMet for ruining my life and dreams.
By cAndrew Dodds (Nov, -0001) |
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Tyne Metropolitan College in Tyne and Wear has been a transformative experience for my daughter; the educators are genuinely invested in each student's success, fostering both academic excellence and personal growth.
By Anjali Kapoor (Apr, 2024) |