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Full-time courses
If you have not yet applied for a course, have not met your requirements, or are looking to switch from one Edinburgh College course to another, then this is the event for you.
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Fit your studies around your life; attendance is generally two days per week.
Part-time courses
NQs cover a broad range of subjects to suit your skills and interests, a pass at a NQ will prepare you for entry into NC, HNC and HND programmes.
National Qualifications
Attend college for roughly 3.5 days per week (approximately 20 hours) for the duration of the college year.
Attendance is generally two day sessions per week depending on the type of course you are studying.
Vocational pathways ensure pupils are better prepared for the world of work and enhance post-school choices.
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World-class training facilities and flexible study options attract International students every year.
International
Accredited courses spanning different industries that can be bespoke to meet your business needs.
Professional Training
Learn while having the opportunity to gain experience in the workplace.
Apprenticeships
Attendance is generally one - two evening sessions per week depending on the type of course you are studying.
Are you thinking about starting college? One of the most important things to consider is funding, and how you intend to pay for some of the costs of being a student.
If you are thinking about applying for a course at Edinburgh College we have many resources to guide you smoothly through this process.
Edinburgh College welcomes students of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. We are here to support you throughout your time at our College.
Our four campuses are situated across Edinburgh and Midlothian. All our campuses are easily accessible by walking, wheeling, cycling and public transport.
“ I chose to study at Edinburgh College because of its high-quality education and excellent reputation
“ To any students starting college now my advice would be to believe in yourself – you can achieve anything you put your mind to.
“ The lecturers prepare you for your interviews, how to dress and everything. It’s just a wee stepping stone into that industry.