This guide covers the educational opportunities available within the City of Westminster.

City Lit offer a range of essential skills courses including, ESOL. Maths and basic computer skills. We offer financial support including concessions, payment plans, Bursaries, Travel and materials for people on benefits or low income. Also careers advice interviews to plan your route into courses or…

City Lit Learning Disability offers part-time courses for adults with learning disabilities for all London boroughs. Our courses cover art and crafts, music making, singing, computing, dance, drama,  film making, London visits, science, and campaigning. We offer advice sessions by appointment. We are located in…

City of Westminster College is Central London's Top Vocational FE College. We're Ofsted rated 'Good' and proud to be the first choice for students across Greater London. We're located in Central London on 2 campuses, Paddington Green Campus and the Queen’s Park Campus and we…

Our vision is to be a strong independent College characterised by a clarity of purpose to be outstanding in everything we do and become renowned for the creative and innovative way through which we deliver learning. We are so much more than a college Speak…

Kennet West Skills Centre is a new partnership between the Federation of Westminster Special Schools and Westminster Kingsway FE College providing vocationally focussed education to young people with a wide range of learning difficulties, between the ages of 16 and 25 years. The college offer…

Kensington and Chelsea College has two sites based near Kings Road in Chelsea. Ofsted rates our teaching as good. Our range of courses offers career enhancement opportunities, a credible alternative route to university and recognised qualifications leading to employment. We are an established and trusted…

Kensington and Chelsea College has two sites based near Kings Road in Chelsea. Ofsted rates our teaching as good. Our range of courses offers career enhancement opportunities, a credible alternative route to university and recognised qualifications leading to employment. We are an established and trusted…

Post 19 for young people with autism to support pathways to independence and employment and transition to adult services.

What does the college curriculum look like? The college is predominately available to students from 16-19, however we do have a small number of student who stay with us until they are 20. The college offers a range of courses which includes: Level 1 Vocational…