Liverpool Community College
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Liverpool Community College is the only college of further education in Liverpool. It was established in 1992 by the amalgamation of all the further education colleges in Liverpool and was formerly known as the "City of Liverpool Community College".
In 2005, it had approximately 7,000 full-time and 18,000 part-time students. The principal is Wally Brown CBE The college has seven main centres (Clarence Street, Duke Street, Vauxhall Road, and the Arts Centre in the city centre, and Bankfield Road and Old Swan in the outskirts) and 19 neighbourhood "Drop-In Study Centres" (DISCs).
[edit] College areas
ToxtethTV
The Arts Centre (Liverpool)
Clarence Street
Vauxhall Road
[edit] External links
- Liverpool Community College
- A to Z of Unis and Colleges from "The Independent"
- Ofsted report for Liverpool Community College (2005)
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