Welcome to ncn...
New College Nottingham (ncn) is one of the largest Further Education colleges in the UK, with a wide range of full and part-time study programmes.
ncn is an integral part of the Nottingham community, with centres located throughout this great student city.
Courses are offered at a variety of levels: from GCSEs right through to degree-level study. The choice of subjects and qualifications are extensive and subjects are grouped into faculties.
The size and diversity of the College ensures an interesting student mix, reflecting a broad range of cultures, backgrounds and ages. As well as attracting students from the greater-Nottingham area and the East Midlands, many international students also attend ncn each year, adding to the vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
New College Nottingham's centres are:
Characteristics of main campuses
ncn City, is the main focus of delivery for the College's growing higher education provision, programmes for its international students, and provision in hospitality, leisure and tourism, fashion, art and design, ICT, media, languages and English as a foreign language. Much of the provision is delivered in the historic Adams Building in the Lace Market, and in the newly renovated Lace Market School of Art and Design.
ncn Clarendon is a very popular further education campus providing vocational and academic programmes for large numbers of 16-19 year old students. It benefits from excellent facilities in performing arts and music, IT, hairdressing, catering and beauty therapy.
ncn Basford Hall, on the edge of the City boundary, focuses predominantly on construction and early years provision.
ncn High Pavement is a dedicated sixth form centre that caters specifically for 16-19 year olds and is based in a state-of-the-art building in the heart of the City's academic district.
ncn Hucknall is a smaller, but significant centre offering vocational access and progression mainly for the local community's young people and adults. The centre has floristry and hair and beauty provision.