Coronavirus
Updates: Colleges & Business Units | Commercial Outlets and Nurseries
Advice for: Students | Parents and Carers | College Applicants | Apprentices
Updates: Colleges & Business Units | Commercial Outlets and Nurseries
Advice for: Students | Parents and Carers | College Applicants | Apprentices
Are you a school leaver, adult or employer? Be inspired and discover the possibilities we can offer.
A pathway is made up of courses that allow any student the opportunity to achieve their goals and ambitions.
With great training opportunities, amazing facilities and strong connections with employers, we offer you everything you need to progress into the job, further training or higher education.
You will get the opportunity to spend time in a work experience placement that allows you to develop on the skills you’ve been taught at the College.
We have an active Students’ Union to make sure you enjoy your time at the College and get as much out of the experience as possible.
Our facilities give you the same experience as the workplace, using the latest tools, equipment and software to help you get the best learning experience.
Explore your options at our Open Day
Read more >
What to expect at our January Open Day
Read more >
College staff and students were very generous at a fundraiser for a former student with cancer
Read more >
If you’re currently in Year 11, you may have been told by your school to consider your post-16 options for after GCSEs. Here's what you need to know.
Read more >
We take a look at the benefits of being a Student Union Representative, as well as the activities and events that take place at our Student Centre.
Read more >
Four Broadstairs College students got to see their designs printed onto shirts and sold at a vintage car event this weekend.
Read more >
Catering and Hospitality students featured on Channel 4's Escape to the Chateau, serving for award-winning chef Will Devlin and the guests of the Château des Lys.
Broadstairs chefs Ben and Harry won gold and silver at Kent's regional college skills competition.
Catering students welcomed game expert Phil Miles from Godmersham Game to share his skills in preparing and cooking.
"This qualification is in line with industry requirements and provides students with tangible employability skills within the sector. We're extremely pleased to be partnering with Broadstairs College to provide learners with the best possible blend of academic and practical experience, which will aid entry into the leisure industry."
"We are thrilled to be a part of the sports and leisure programme at Broadstairs College and look forward to inspiring the students to achieve their qualifications and opportunities in the sports and leisure industry through this programme across Thanet."
"We are delighted to be working in partnership with Broadstairs College. As a provider of sport to primary school children, it is pleasing to know there are future opportunities for them to gain qualifications in the sports and leisure industry."
Our Level 3 Art & Design students and staff joined up for the procession in Margate to celebrate International Women's Day 2018. The procession moved along from Nayland Rock Shelter to the Turner Contemporary. This was part of the opening of the POW! Thanet Festival (Power of Women). The students made their own banners for the event.
Level 3 Art & Design student Elyssa won the Ramsgate International Film & TV Festival competition to design the poster for their annual festival. The poster design was transformed into billboard size to advertise the event. The Festival programme was designed by Level 3 Media student Harry.
Level 2 Art and Design student Ivan won the British Wildlife Photographer of the year in the 12-18 category. Ivan's photo, Eye of the Spawn, was taken at Walmer Castle. Ivan is a keen photographer outside of the College and has entered the competition in previous years.
Level 2 Beauty student Grace came first place in the Hand and Face category at the KFE4Skills Live competition. The KFE4Skills competition sees students across Kent compete in vocational challenges related to the subject they are studying at college.
Every year our Hair and Media Makeup students take part in a week of work experience at The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury. This year the students worked alongside the cast and crew of My Fair Lady.
Our Media and Theatrical Makeup students visited the MAC Cosmetics store in Carnaby Street to learn from professional makeup artists. The students watched demonstrations and got to test out the MAC Professional range. They also took a trip to the Urban Decay Superstore in London to stock up on new makeup for their course.
Our Media and Theatrical Makeup students visited the MAC Cosmetics store in Carnaby Street to learn from professional makeup artists. The students watched demonstrations and got to test out the MAC Professional range. They also took a trip to the Urban Decay Superstore in London to stock up on new makeup for their course.
Every year our Hair and Media Makeup students take part in a week of work experience at The Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury. This year, the students worked alongside the cast and crew of My Fair Lady.
Our Media and Theatrical Makeup students were visited by former students Emily Beth and Maddie. Both students have gone on to work with MAC Cosmetics and Benefit and now work as freelance makeup artists. The ladies showed students how to create various looks and get the perfect lighting.
Our Early Years students learn a lot about child development and how to make learning fun. This year, one of the student tasks was to find ways to talk about diversity with young people by using self-portraits.
Early Years students helped Kent County Council, Kent Police and the Thanet Community Alcohol Partnership tackle the litter issue around Broadstairs beach and Pierremont Park as part of the Big British Spring Clean.
Students studying on our Supported Teaching and Learning courses were invited into Garlinge Primary School for a Question Time event with the head teacher and other staff to find out more about developments in primary education.
“The Live Lounge was a really good experience because I want to perform or become a song writer. It was quite nerve wracking with all of the cameras and lights but it was really fun as well.”
Year 1 Music students visited local recording studio 'Big Jelly Studios' in Ramsgate. Mike Collins, one of the owners and producers, kindly gave the students a tour and answered technical and music business questions. The students found it invaluable and it gave them a great insight into the recording studio world and the wider music industry
Our students have the opportunity to take part in live events throughout the year. From gigs at local bars to performing at our annual Student Awards, our students get to showcase their talent and learn about the music industry.
Learn the art of mixology. This practical training session is designed to give our hospitality students the skills and knowledge to create delicious mocktails and cocktails as well as refining their bartending skills.
Learn what it takes to pour perfection. This module will provide a complete understanding of coffee and give students a barista’s knowledge of exact timings and weights.
Having a full understanding of the intricacies of wine is a vital skill for any hospitality student. This interactive module combines practical and theory elements designed to give an introduction to the world of wine - how wine is made, stored, grape varieties, and the preparation and serving of wine.
Students will gain in-depth experience of all elements of Table Service, taking students back to basics and evolving their skills through a series of different service styles and techniques including Butler, Plated, Silver, Buffet, Arabic and Russian.
Gain an in-depth understanding of table attire - the different types of table linen, tablecloths, napkins and centrepieces. Moving on to table laying, students will be shown the difference between each item of cutlery and glassware and how to set out a perfect table for any occasion.
You will have the opportunity to work alongside the Exclusive Butler School trainers at their prestigious Royal Butler Dinner. This event is held three times per year and gives the general public the experience of being a guest at venues such as a Royal Palace or Embassy.
You will receive practical training on how to clean and care for a variety of different shoes, including a spit and polish masterclass.
This hands-on session will teach you essential valeting skills including how to valet shirts, suits and other specialist items to Butler standard. You will also cover effective wardrobe management, as well as packing and unpacking for your future employers.
Gain real insight into the industry by working with Looping the Loop on festivals, performance projects and pop up's with their street theatre actors in unexpected places around the Isle of Thanet.
Performing Arts students will benefit from working with other students including music, media and theatrical makeup to help them fully understand the performance and creative industries.
You'll have the chance to take your performances out into the community, working at festivals, community events and putting on shows for school children.
We offer a wide range of opportunities and the chance to progress into employment or higher education.
We will support you to find relevant work experience and help you decide which motor vehicle career is best for you.
Mechanics can earn between £18,000 and £28,000 depending on experience and area of specialism, while car manufacturers earn an average of £32,000 in the UK.
We'd love to hear from you
Ramsgate Road
Broadstairs, Kent
CT10 1PN
Telephone:
01843 605040
Email:
broadstairs@eastkent.ac.uk
