Gain essential skills and qualifications in English and Maths for work and everyday life with our range of courses.
Our ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) courses aim to improve reading, writing, speaking and listening skills relating to the English language.
Maths and English are embedded across every subject, helping you with everything from analysing data and writing essays to calculating budgets and measurements. These essential skills support your success in your studies, often without you even realising you’re using them.
“Achieving a grade 5 in Maths has made all my hard work worth it.
“I applied to College and joined through Open Enrolment which meant I started slightly later than the other students. I was very against doing my Maths when I started for this reason, but my teachers encouraged me.
“I’m continuing I.T at the College now and it’s just such a relief to not worry about Maths ever again and focus on my future.”
Over 100 students from East Kent Colleges Group came together for a English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) cricket tournament.
This GCSE Results Day we caught up with students to hear all about their successes, achievements and what they’re doing next.
We offer a variety of part-time courses, specifically designed for adult learners.
Whether you’re looking to begin a new career, upskill or gain more confidence, we’ve got a course for you.
Explore our subject areas, and see which of our courses is right for you.
Apply for your chosen course via our website.
Come along to an interview here at EKC Canterbury College, where you can meet our team and enrol onto one of our courses.
“I got the grades I needed, so I’m really happy. The teachers and environment were really good, and now I’m progressing to a Level 3 Apprenticeship in Early Years.
“My advice would be to work hard, do it, and get a qualification.”
“As a mum, it’s been so great to do something for myself.
“My advice to other adults is not to let the fear of being judged hold you back, everyone was really supportive, and there’s no shame in returning to education.”
