Lucy Wiseman
Art, Design & Photography
HND Textiles
“NESCol has helped me figure it out and get ready, without feeling too rushed to go to university.”
We have a course to suit everyone; whether you’re fresh out of school, currently working, returning to education or simply want to try something new – whatever your educational or occupational background, an opportunity awaits at NESCol.
With a number of modern campuses and learning centres spread throughout Aberdeen City and Aberdeenshire, North East Scotland College is widely accessible for people across the region.
Don’t take our word for it! Find out what our students think about studying at NESCol.
“NESCol has helped me figure it out and get ready, without feeling too rushed to go to university.”
“This was the role I went to College for and I achieved it within one year of finishing my HNC! The course gave me a good foundation to build my career from.”
“I would highly recommend NESCol to anyone thinking about returning to education. As a mature student, I have been supported in many ways and had a great college experience, even with the challenges I’ve faced.”
“In my opinion, NESCol has one of the best reputations in the UK for providing engineering courses with second-to-none instructors.”
“The lecturers at NESCol are incredible and have a level of professionalism where they keep it friendly but prepare you for the real world of acting.”
“I couldn’t imagine a better college experience. The range of skills and types of acting you’re taught forces you out of your comfort zone and propels your confidence.”
“I’ve really enjoyed my course, it’s great to focus on drama rather than everything, like when you’re at school.”
“NESCol is a great place to learn, especially if you have a gap in your education. The lecturers go above and beyond to help students achieve their qualifications and dreams.”
“NESCol gave me the knowledge, skills, and most importantly, the self-belief to continue my studies at university.”
“One of my highlights so far has been getting the chance to become an Executive Officer with the Students’ Association.”