Study Information What's it like to study at The College?

Find out what it’s like to study at The Isle of Wight College, including information for International students, Higher Education students and 14-16 year old School Links students.

Apprenticeships Information

Apprenticeships provide the opportunity to practice and embed new skills in a working environment.

International Courses Information

Further information for International students looking to study at The College.

School Links (Students aged 14-16)

The college offers a programme for local secondary school students aged 14-16 studying in years 10 and 11.

University Courses Information

Further information for students looking to study Higher Education (University) courses at The College.

What Are Functional Skills?

Functional Skills are the essential skills needed for English, Maths and I.C.T, vital for young people and adults to participate in life, learning and work.

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Non-UK Residents

The College is a UK Border Agency Highly Trusted Sponsor and licensed to welcome international students wanting to study in the UK.

Study Levels Explained

Different qualifications are grouped together into various 'levels' to help you see how qualifications compare and how one type can lead on to another.

ESOL/EFL Courses

Providing community ESOL English classes at The Isle of Wight College.

Learning Agreement

The Learning Agreement summarises the main rights and responsibilities of the learner and The College.