College Campus – Notting Hill Gate (1992 – 2017) 20 Victoria Gardens, London W11 3PE
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Legacy (1954 – Present)
The College founded in 1954 as London Tutors in Coventry, offering private tuition for 11-Plus, GCSEs, and A-Levels, later relocated to Manchester and Letchworth. In 1985 renamed London College and began offering vocational business courses in Fulham. In 1988, the college partnered with City University, California, offering American undergraduate and postgraduate degree majors. By 1992, it moved to a new campus in NHG. In 1995, The College renamed The London College, UCK and chartered and incorporated in Iowa and later expanded its chartership to Louisiana and Alabama. Following UKBA’s establishment in 2008, the college gradually phased out the American degree provisions and focused on HND/HNC programs and also validated a wide range of Postgraduate Master Diplomas (level 7) with Ascentis. In 2013, the College partnered with the University of Derby, enhancing its present academic degree provisions.
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