Our academic, as well as administrative staff, play key roles in maintaining the College’s quality standards. In light of this CityLBC goes the exra mile to ensure that high calibre of teaching and administrative staff are employed and continually developed. Among the myriad of quality assurance systems, the College undertakes Tutors observations, peer reviews and sharing of good practice to live up to the high standards and requirements of all awarding and regulatory bodies as well as the expectations of our students.
The College operates a comprehensive student support service providing useful information and guidance across a range of issues including funding, accommodation, visas, council tax, travel discounts, GP registrations and bank accounts. This office is also responsible for generating student work placements which are essential for most courses.
The College provides tuition and support for courses in the areas of Health, Business, Computing and Teacher Training. The levels of courses offered are: certificate, diploma, extended diploma, Levels 2, 3, 4 & 5 and 7.
All programmes studied at the CityLBC follow the requirements of the awarding organisation in charge of its final certification. The college is subject both announced and unannounced inspections by the respective awarding organisations to ensure effective quality assurance systems are in place.
The College is accredited by the following educational oversight body:
The College has a reading room with course relevant books, journals, magazines and other reference materials. Students can also benefit from the College’s registration with the British Library (at Kings Cross - 15 minutes travel). Our students get access to on-site reference material and use of the Interlibraryloan system. The college organises group induction visits to the British Library to facilitate future use.
Although not a College resource, the nearby Marcus Garvey Library, (public library provided by Haringey Council), is an excellent facility that students may wish to make use of for their studies.
The College has a reading room with course relevant books, journals, magazines and other reference materials. Students can also benefit from the College’s registration with the British Library (at Kings Cross - 15 minutes travel). Our students get access to on-site reference material and use of the Interlibraryloan system.The college organises group induction visits to the British Library to facilitate future use.
The College has a reading room with course relevant books, journals, magazines and other reference materials. Students can also benefit from the College’s registration with the British Library (at Kings Cross - 15 minutes travel). Our students get access to on-site reference material and use of the Interlibraryloan system. The college organises group induction visits to the British Library to facilitate future use.
Although not a College resource, the nearby Marcus Garvey Library, (public library provided by Haringey Council), is an excellent facility that students may wish to make use of for their studies.
