Wondering what is next after College?
There are many opportunities for you when you complete one of our courses, from employment in your chosen career to an apprenticeship to university study.
Careers and Progression
What could your next steps look like?
After completing a College course, there are many opportunities for your next steps, include advancing your skills in the next level College course, taking on an apprenticeship, going to university, starting a career or even self-employment.
If you’re a prospective student, parent, guardian or carer, you can learn more progression opportunities by clicking below.
Learn more about careers and progression at EKC Canterbury College
Apprenticeships Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering where to start with apprenticeships? We have put together some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to hopefully answer all your questions.
Phenomenal turn out for the annual Careers and Progression event at EKC Canterbury College
EKC Canterbury College students prepare for their next steps with a three-day Careers and Progression event, including the annual Careers fair.
Tips for your Work Placement from EKC Canterbury College’s Computing ILO
Work placements are a key part of your educational journey, and these tips from Computing ILO, Tony Ballard, will make sure you’re well-prepared to make the most of this opportunity.
Benefits of Work Experience
We’ve put together the top reasons why taking part in industry placements are beneficial to you, and what you can get out of these experiences.
EKC Canterbury College unites local SEND providers, families and young people at Progression Fair
The College brought together local SEND providers for a vibrant progression fair celebrating future pathways for young people.
Spring Lane Campus Careers and Progression Fair inspires students
Our EKC Canterbury College Spring Lane Campus has welcomed its’ learners for a Careers and Progression Fair.
Careers support services
We offer a wide range of support services in College to help you with your careers and progression goals.
Visit our Advice and Guidance page to learn more about our services and contact our team.
What is an Access to HE course?
If you’re an adult learner aiming for university but lacking traditional qualifications like A-levels, one of our Access to Higher Education (HE) courses could be your ideal route.
Discover how this programme can empower you to pursue university-level qualifications through supportive, career-focused courses.
Alumni Spotlight
Learn more about our successful alumni and how EKC Canterbury College has supported them to progress.
Freya: Music Performance student
Thanks to finding her true passion in College, she progressed to Canterbury Christ Church University to study music further.
Jayden: Visual Arts student
He stepped into the world of fashion in style, having secured a prestigious scholarship that covers his university tuition and provides and additional £10,000 annually.
Opening Hours
Monday: 8:45am – 5:00pm
Tuesday: 8:45am – 5:00pm
Wednesday: 8:45am – 5:00pm
Thursday: 8:45am – 5:00pm
Friday 8:45am – 4:30pm
Contact us
If you would like to contact our Careers Team you can do this via phone or email:
Find us
Student Information Centre
EKC Canterbury College,
New Dover Road
Canterbury,
Kent,
CT1 3AJ
We’re part of six community-based colleges
