Marple Sixth Form College - Stockport

Adresse: Buxton Ln, Marple, Stockport SK6 7QY.
Téléphone: 01614846600.
Site web: marple.tscg.ac.uk.
Spécialités: Collège de sixième forme.
Autres données d'intérêt: Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 12 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.2/5.

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Le Marple Sixth Form College est un établissement d'enseignement supérieur situé au cœur de Marple, dans la ville de Stockport, au Royaume-Uni. Avec son adresse pratique, Buxton Ln, Marple, Stockport SK6 7QY, et son numéro de téléphone facilement accessible, 01614846600, cette école est bien équipée pour répondre à toutes vos questions et préoccupations.

Ce collège de sixième forme offre une grande variété de spécialités pour les étudiants, leur permettant ainsi de se concentrer sur leurs domaines d'intérêt et de se préparer à des études supérieures ou à une carrière réussie. Le site web de l'école, marple.tscg.ac.uk, propose des informations détaillées sur les programmes offerts, les critères d'admission, les frais de scolarité et bien plus encore. N'hésitez pas à visiter ce site pour découvrir ce que le Marple Sixth Form College peut offrir à votre enfant ou à vous-même.

L'accessibilité est une priorité pour l'établissement, avec des entrées adaptées aux fauteuils roulants et un parking accessible pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Cette attention portée à l'inclusion et à l'accessibilité en fait un choix idéal pour tous les étudiants.

Les avis sur Google My Business sont un excellent indicateur de la qualité de l'éducation et de l'expérience globale offertes par le Marple Sixth Form College. Avec une moyenne de 4,2/5 étoiles sur la base de 12 avis, il est clair que les étudiants et les parents sont satisfaits de ce qu'ils ont à offrir.

Avis de Marple Sixth Form College

Lilli Tiger

1/5

I left this college 2 years ago. The majority of teachers fail to make classes interesting or even informative. ( Film studies however had some really amazing tutors, but it was alone in that. ) In fact, I found some teachers in particular were rather aggressive and would resort to scare tactics (telling students they're going to fail, even though their work was only slightly below target) rather than helping students improve. The support for those who suffer with disabilities which are not serve enough to warrant them being in a separate special needs class is non existent. In fact, I was told multiple times that 'others have it worse' when arranging meetings to discuss how to improve my grades which had been affected by an almost crippling health issue. I was treated like a child and despite maturely putting forward my argument I was basically told if I don't like it I can leave. Their tone however completely changed when my mother came in to complain. Apparently even though students here are on the cusp of becoming adults, they won't be treated as such. I am now at university and thriving, luckily I got an unconditional so the BCD grades I received did not halt the progress in my education. However, I am now having to retake some of my A levels at an open college along side my degree as I wish to take a second degree in the future. From talking to friends who went else where, there aren't many (if any) good colleges in the Stockport area, however I can whole heartedly say if I had my time over, I would of given somewhere else a shot over this unorganised mess of a college.

I could also go on to say how construction was taking place when I studied here. A worker with a jackhammer was working outside the window of my ground floor English class for 2 weeks straight and rendered the class unable to hear a word the tutor was saying. Another temporary classroom had no windows, unpainted concrete walls (which got extremely hot) and not enough seats. However I hope for the sake of those currently studying here this work has now finished.