Middlesbrough College

Middlesbrough College is a further education college based in Middlesbrough. It is a non-denominational college.

Although many of its students live in the Middlesbrough, Stockton, Hartlepool and Redcar areas, the college has students travelling from all across the region including Northallerton, Darlington and Whitby.

Over 15,200 students learn with Middlesbrough College every year. There are 4,276 full time students aged 16-18 at the college. The college has links with over 1000 employers and over 1000 of its students progressed to university in 2016. The college also has a purpose built sixth form centre (MC6) boasting a 100% pass rate in 19 subjects.  

Principal

Zoe Lewis

Values and vision

Middlesbrough College believes that central to its responsibility is its work with partner organisations and what it sees as its obligation to enrich the social, cultural, economic, and physical well-being of its whole community. The college is prepared for the fact it may be challenged to work in new ways and that, at times, its own capability or capacity may be tested. 

Ofsted

“Progression rates onto further and higher education and employment are high. Highly effective support services keep students who face multiple barriers engaged in education and training. The principal and other senior leaders have successfully reshaped the curriculum to offer more science and engineering subjects. Good-quality work placements and enrichment activities prepare students well for the world of work.”

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