Why Warwickshire

1. We've been given grade one in our last two Government inspections which means we are ‘Outstanding’ in our teaching and facilities.
2. Warwickshire College is a Highly Trusted Sponsor of the UK Border Agency.

1. Our students have achieved a pass rate of 97% in A Level exams.
2. We received the first AoC (Association of Colleges) International Charter, recognising our provision for international students and commitment to developing all our students as global citizens.
3. The college is in the centre of the UK only 30 minutes by train from Birmingham and one hour from London. The historic towns of Warwick and Stratford-upon-Avon are nearby.
4. We have links with the UK’s top universities including the University of Warwick and the University of Leeds.
5. Our accommodation team will help you find somewhere to live, either with one of our friendly host families or in our new Halls of Residence.
6. We provide first-class support including airport collection, visa advice, career advice and help with applying to university.

Life at Warwickshire

Our International Students live in Leamington and Rugby which are safe and vibrant places to stay. Our campuses and facilities, including Halls of Residence are connected through our own bus services.

Excellent road and rail links also make it easy to get to Birmingham and London.

Social Activities

We organise social events for all our International Students. Recent visits have been to The Houses of Parliament in London and Alton Towers Theme Park.

Courses by subject

• Agriculture
• Art & Design
• Business
• Computer Studies
• Engineering
• Equine
• Hair & Beauty
• Horticulture
• Sport & Public Services

Anh Phuong Le

“I came to study in England because it has a great reputation for education.  A friend recommended Warwickshire College to me and Leamington is a nice town and a great place to study. I was intimidated by chemistry at school because of all the experiments, but my teacher was brilliant and now I really like it.  Business studies is really interesting and I enjoy looking practically at how businesses work.  Now I want to go to university and study economics. My family were worried about me being away from home, but they encouraged me to work hard and are really pleased with how I am getting on.”