Middlesbrough College, Middlesbrough | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

We came here for netball. Last week they double booked for two groups. It was disappointing for us.
On the other hand its a clean place with helpful workers.

Without a doubt the worst place I’ve ever worked at. I was only there for 3 months, and left in April.

I worked across two different areas, and some of the staff were lovely to work with. Whilst others, were not so lovely to work with. The management clearly don’t know what they are doing. And if your face doesn’t fit, you will often be excluded by fellow staff members.

I regret even applying to work at the college. Some staff members that I worked with honestly didn’t seem to care about the students.

The college is all about getting their students through to make themselves look good. For the area I worked in, they say they like to pass everyone. They don’t care if the students are not competent enough to pass the course. They won’t let students fail, and they will spoon feed them the answers to get them to pass the course.

Middlesbrough College is a flagship educational institution, teaching the key skills needed to secure employment in a large variety of industries.

The support provided by both academic and wellbeing staff ensures students thrive no matter what barriers and challenges they face.

Middlesbrough college has the worst staffing problems. Assignments being marked late, no staff to teach and teachers are leaving. Other courses got good trips in 2 year and all we got is to visit a chocolate factory for kids and flamingo land at the end of the year when everyone was busy with holidays. Many time we have been taught the wrong thing for months and then have been told by a new teacher to get rid of it all and start over because the other teacher was wrong.

I scrapped B grade this year due to all of this and we were not compensated at all

AVOID MIDDLESBROUGH COLLEGE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE.

Middlesbrough College merged with Teesside Tertiary College on 1 August 2002, with it now being spread over four sites. Since 2001, these colleges had been funded by the Learning and Skills Council for England. Once the merger was complete, planning began for the relocation to a single site at Middlehaven in central Middlesbrough. Building work for the new college building at Middlehaven began in early 2007. In September 2008, the four separate sites were eventually consolidated onto a single site[6] with the opening of the new PS68 million Middlesbrough college building.

The Middlehaven site has since grown with the opening of new college buildings adjacent to the main building. MC6 & MC SPORT (a sixth form centre & sports academy) opened in October 2012, and MC STEM (science, technology, engineering & maths) was officially opened by Professor Brian Cox in November 2015