Colleges in West Sussex

We currently have over 1600 full-time students and, because of our size, we can give you real choice and the flexibility to construct a programme of study to suit your specific requirements and aspirations. Our results and guidance and support for students are superb. Our teachers use a huge array of

We've been created locally since 1978 and have a huge experience of the building industry and sub-contracting. All our trades people are qualified to NVQ level 2 or higher and have attended health and safety courses to qualify for CSCS cards through CITB all of our roofing carpenters are qualified slingers

Currently there are more than 11, 000 students studying at our campuses across central Sussex. You can choose from a fantastic array of full-time and part-time qualifications, whether vocational, professional or simply for fun, which you can study with superb results. At Central Sussex College we want

Brighton Children's Parade The college was represented in the kids's parade for the 2nd year in a row. Students had great costumes, music and dance. Everyone had a nice time and many people admired our buffalo! We've been selected to enter a tiny garden at RHS Wisley this year and the perk is that once

With experience working in both distribution and with a respected reseller, Authority AV have a huge amount of experience and interest in providing businesses, schools, universities, colleges and the general public with projectors, projector lamps, white boards and more. We work closely on a day to day

For more than three decades Seawhite has been providing the UK educational market. Our solid reputation has been developed through our use of innovative and quality products backed up by a individual, fast and efficient service. Products such as our sketchbooks and polyholdalls are now used in schools,

School-Link began in October 1996 with our 1st workshop on the Ancient Egyptians. The 1st session involved 120-colour slide show with a supporting lecture. And from this 1st experience dealing with kids, archaeologist Robert Scott understood that what the kids needed was participation within a School-Link