The City of Liverpool College (reviews)

I had a wonderful time ar this institution and learned many things both academically and personally. I felt welcome and happy at all times and made many friends who I am still in touch with today. I would certainly recommend this institution to a friend.

Great variety of subjects and this college is the only one in the area that you are able to study certain things at. Really great options for studying Gaming which isn’t seen in many places of education. Also had great support from mentors. Nice location with a lot of surroundings. Classes were enjoyable.

Liverpool City College was an eye-opener for me—but not in the way I had hoped. The first year gave me hope with decent facilities and enthusiastic tutors, but the second year was a disaster. Communication was poor; grades were delayed by months, causing unnecessary stress. One shocking instance was being taught by a tutor who lacked qualifications in the subject—a clear sign of mismanagement. While some staff genuinely cared, like one lecturer who went above and beyond to support students, the majority seemed indifferent to our struggles. The college promises much but delivers little, leaving students to fend for themselves amidst chaos. If you’re considering Liverpool City College, tread carefully and explore other options where your time and money will be valued. This experience taught me resilience but at a high cost.

As a foreign student, my experience at Liverpool City College has been both enriching and rewarding. The college provides a welcoming environment for international students, offering excellent support services that made my transition to the UK smoother. The staff are approachable and always ready to help with any academic or personal challenges. The teaching quality is top-notch, with lecturers who are knowledgeable and passionate about their subjects. The college also offers a variety of resources, including modern facilities, libraries, and online learning platforms, making it easier to excel in my studies. One of the highlights for me was the diverse student body, which allowed me to meet people from different cultures and backgrounds. However, I do wish there were more tailored support for non-native English speakers, especially in language development.