Hull College Group is one of the largest further and higher education colleges in the country, offering over 1000 courses to over 26,000 students every year.
With programmes available from entry right through to master’s level qualifications, we offer the widest range of technical and professional qualifications in the region. As a Beacon college with a Quality kitemark for our outstanding HE provision, we have an excellent reputation for the quality of teaching and support we provide to all our students. We pride ourselves on our commitment to preparing our students for the world of work, which is why we place so much emphasis on developing employability skills alongside your main qualification. Our students are taught in state of the art facilities, including hair and beauty salons, restaurant, music, dance and recording studios, theatres and workshops, giving you the experience of real work settings and the skills to succeed.
The College’s main campus is located in the heart of the city’s historic old town, with satellite sites at Cannon Street, the Learning Zone at KCOM stadium and the Steve Prescott Centre housing dedicated facilities for motor vehicle, fabrication, sport, public services and travel and tourism. Alongside these we also have our new Composites Training Centre, opened last year in partnership with Siemens, which is a testament to our ongoing commitment to work with employers across the city and nationally to provide opportunities for our students. We have excellent relationships with over 1200 employers offering unrivalled access to work experience placements.
With a dedicated teaching team and a true focus on support for learning, you can be sure of being equipped with the tools you need to achieve your goals and forge a successful future. Your career starts here.
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I did my Level 3 apprenticeship (Level 3 diploma in creative and digital media) from April 2016 to October 2017 with HCUK and I've overall had a good experience.
Regular reviews with my tutor and manager, sufficient help with the coursework to pass the unit, fun and interesting modules.
Sadly was not allowed to progress on to level 4 due to funding cuts, but my tutor promised to contact me the moment a suitable level 4 course becomes available.
Would recommend Hull College for anyone interested in an apprenticeship in the creative sector.
By megan noble (Feb, 2018) |
If you want to do a engineering course, go somewhere else, they will do everything to fail you, they don't care about you, they want only money for you..
By Lukasz Parasiak (Aug, 2017) |
I have been at the college for the last few weeks learning a bit of joinery, I have thoroughly enjoyed the time there, the instructor was very helpful and knowledgeable on the subject
By Pete George. (Aug, 2017) |
Studied LVL 2 Electrotechnical Technology, the course was spot on in terms of learning and the tutors where perfect for the job (Paul Adams and Dave Penman) Some of the most brilliant minds when it comes to teaching young and older persons alike; the key is putting in the effort yourself (obviously) as we found a few people didn't really want to knuckle down and learn like they should have - needless to say they never made it to LVL 3.
By Slash Danny (Aug, 2017) |
Studied Access to Higher education, staff are friendly and helpful, an excellent path to gain the grades to get into University ..
By Kirk Bice (Aug, 2016) |
Studied music here. The staff lack in music knowledge and seem to assume music is all about politics and society. There is almost nothing about composing and arranging music and learning musical styles and themes, music in game/film/tv, reading and writing music etc...
By Matthew Bunting (Aug, 2016) |
Very disappointed about my time at the college during the last year on a Level 3 Art and Design course. Staff took no responsibility for its students and I feel enrolled anybody they could get, regardless of their suitability, onto its course to fill places. The environment was very noisy with people shouting, throwing things around and being disruptive, not being told to be quiet by staff. When a complaint was made nobody acted on it and instead staff closed ranks and accepted no responsibility. Is this Hull's idea of further education? Unruly classrooms with disinterested staff? I expected much better.
By Alex Slingsby. (Aug, 2016) |
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The unwavering support and expert guidance from the faculty have transformed my child's academic journey into an inspiring success story!
By Sakura Nishimura (Mar, 2024) |