University in Bradford

“Great Further Education College recently built and just had another 2 blocks completed for the 2025-26 academic year.”

“Been around a few decades this place and is now a Marston's pub. Popular with students with a jukebox playing, food and bar games like 2 pool tables, darts and slot machines. Hats off to the chef lady who cooked an amazing all day breakfast. Great eggs and the mushrooms and bacon really did have something different about them - char grilled?!?”

“I used to go there as part of my college course very good place to do you’re course the teachers and staff are super nice and helpful also the canteen does good food and there’s games to play inside and there’s sports hall”

“Investigating New College was like discovering the blueprint for how education should be done. From the very first contact, I found staff who responded quickly, kindly, and in detail. Applicants spoke of reassuring messages, clear instructions, and a sense that someone was guiding them every step of the way. It was a striking difference from the kind of silence and indifference I had documented at Greenhead College. Inside the classrooms, the support only grew stronger. Students told me of tutors who stayed late, mentors who checked in regularly without being asked, and a careers team that didn’t just provide information but actively opened doors. One student described how a teacher created a personalised study plan just for them when they started to fall behind. Another laughed that “New College makes it impossible to feel lost, there’s always someone who notices and helps.” The atmosphere was electric with optimism. The facilities were spotless, the campus alive with activity, and the community spirit palpable in every corner. At Greenhead, students often spoke of feeling invisible. At New College, they spoke of feeling seen. New College isn’t simply a place to take classes; it’s a place where young people are lifted, guided, and inspired. Where Greenhead left me concerned, New College left me hopeful. If one institution proves how badly things can go wrong, New College proves how brilliantly they can go right.”

“Fantastic theatre school, very helpful staff and a friendly atmosphere!”

“I attended a customer service course, which concluded with an exam for a NVQ level 2 qualification. Our tutor Anthony was great and delivered the course well using slides and bringing things to life with anecdotes. The group work was really helpful to understand different people’s perceptions. The City and Guilds exam was mostly OK but some questions were worded badly & I came across several typos.”

“Deana’s classes are absolutely full of fun and fabulousness, and she is one of the most supportive, encouraging and enthusiastic teachers you could ask for! No matter how you walked in, you will leave singing dancing and smiling!”

“I had an amazing time in paris disneyland with stagecoach halifax. The principle alex and chaperones cerri and other members of the crew was amazing allways kind friendly and helpfull. we had some early starts and alot of walking one part to another but it was all worth it in the end fantastic performances from the children absolutely amazing to see all there hard work. I think it would have been good if there was an option to travel on a plane without still paying for the full price of the coach. Onwards on upwards looking forward to many more trips with stagecoach.”

“I finished my course last year but thought i'd write a review. The staff were great especially Shameem Koser who now no longer works there she was my favourite person to work with they were all great Carly Newsholme, Fran Day, Andy C, Jane Christie etc. The course I was on was great and the facilities was kept clean and tidy due to the great cleaners. Also, everybody was helpful in the canteen was helpful especially Angie in the canteen who I know.”

“We had a great evening at the New Year's Revels.”

“Great modern college. Very friendly and highly professional teachers. Students can't park at the college but there is nearby parking, Aspley which charges £4 for a day and it's 2 minutes walking from the college.”