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Which Course is for Me?

Choosing your course can be a daunting prospect, whoever you are. Try asking yourself the following questions:
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Why do I want to study?

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You may want to gain skills that will lead you to a specific job, or you might want to keep your options open by gaining a more general qualification. Whatever you decide, MidKent College will have a course to suit you.
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Do I have the right experience or qualifications to get a place?

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Many of the subjects available at MidKent College are offered at various levels. For example, as a full-time student you could do a Diploma in Business (level 2) before moving on to to an Extended Diploma in the same subject (level 3) and from there progressing to a Higher National Diploma (HND) or foundation degree in Business and Management (level 5). A number of other qualifications are also available part-time.

For full details of entry requirements, call us on 01634 402020 or download a Course Guide here. Hard copies of our Course Guides are also available to pick up from the reception areas at either of our centres.

Click here for a detailed explanation of what each study level means.
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School or College?

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We offer A-Level courses just like at school, but our teaching environment is more relaxed and grown-up. You’re expected to take more responsibility for your learning and in return we treat you like an adult. It doesn’t mean we don’t look after you though; as a MidKent College student you will receive the guidance and support of a Personal Tutor who will help you achieve your best.

If A-Levels aren’t for you, we offer a broader choice of courses than most schools. Many of these courses lead to further study or jobs, such as Business & Retail, Hairdressing, Bricklaying and IT.
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How will I pay for my time at the College?

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Most courses are free up to the age of 19. If you are 19 or over you may still be entitled to financial help, although this will depend on the course and your individual circumstances. Please see our full-time course fees and part-time course fees pages here for more information.
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Where can I find out more?

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You can call us on 01634 402020. For further careers information, visit www.medwayyouthtrust.org or www.connexionskentandmedway.co.uk.