Aldridge Adult Learning College, University in Mile Oak, Brighton and Hove

Reviews

1. Vanessa JENKIN ★★★★★

   AMAZING COLLEGE.. PREVIOUS STUDENT ALL MY SECOUNDARY EDUCTION from basic Engish level 1, also level 1 maths to gcse maths in 2020.. pre access. access to social science. counsellong level one to 3.. Fabulous teachers Thankyou for believing in me even when I didnt believe myself. Also thankyou for providing me with an assessment for dyslexia with no cost to myself. Thankyou to all the staff and office staff.. so patient kind and understanding. Thankyou.

   almost 8 months ago
2. Mariama Bah ★★★★★

   I am currently a student and will definitely recommend AAl for adults learning. Teachers are very good, knowledgeable and helpful. Thank you very much to all the amazing staff.

   1 year ago
3. Virginia Migliaro ★☆☆☆☆

   It’s not good place When the courses have finished the students don’t have their certificates for their work or other important things on time,I needed my certificate since March 2024 when I took the exam but until now they didn’t give me. How I can go somewhere without my certificate,as work or another high level school.

   1 year ago

1. Samantha Lane ★★★★★

   Great staff, always friendly. Currently studying Maths & English here. They have a good range of courses.

   more 6 years ago
2. S Patel ★☆☆☆☆

   I applied to one of their adult education courses. It states Students should have qualifications in English and maths, equivalent to at least GCSE grade ‘C’. This is not true as you will be asked to do a compulsory literacy and numeracy assessments before enrolment and you must get either the first or second highest level result in their list. Although there is no time restrictions for these assessments but they expect you to complete each of these assessments within 40 minutes. I advise you it can take over an hour to get a good result in the Maths assessment as you will have to do all the calculations by hand. Calculators are not allowed in this numeracy assessment and the computer only marks the final answer of each question in the assessment so you have to be careful about what you write down in your answers as it can time you out if you make a lot of errors. After you complete these two assessments you will then have a phone interview with a very mean tutor who will either accept or refuse your application, so it is a complete waste of time. I would advise applicants to avoid 'PACA' and look to the many other colleges locally that are more organised and offer a better service.

   more 7 years ago

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