Brighton Metropolitan College - MET (reviews)

It used to be the City College Brighton and Hove and Northbrook College. It was created from the merger of City College Brighton and Nothbrook College Sussex. Brighton Metropolitan College is a large general further education college with over 150 years of innovation and expertise. The college offers a range of qualifications for school leavers and adults who want to attend a full-time or part-time course. Apprenticeships and professional qualifications, as well as university degrees are offered, too. The institution is accredited and is specifically known for its video games related qualifications. The courses are regularly updated to meet the ever-changing needs of the market. The MET spreads across five campuses in Brighton, Shoreham, Worthing. The college teaches around 3,500 16-18 year old, about 7,500 mature learners, approximately 1,000 undergraduates and 800 apprentices. The college has an open policy, allowing adult learners over 21st without traditional qualifications admittance to their programmes when they can prove their experience and intentions. The body of staff is made up of more than 1,000 industry professionals that are eager to pass on their knowledge, preparing students with what it takes to succeed in the world of work. The tutors offer support and guidance, in order to help the students develop self belief, confidence and bravery.