Brighton MET and Northbrook College

• Location: Brighton, East Sussex, England,
• Age of students: from 16 years old,
• Type of study: mixed,
• Language of instruction: English.

Brighton MET offers technical and vocational courses for youth and adults in a wide range of subject areas under the guidance of highly qualified faculty.

The implementation of educational activities is based not only on lectures, but also on independent study of issues in the chosen field, sports and various clubs. The process is structured in such a way that Brighton MET students develop mentally, physically, and creatively, gaining the skills necessary for further careers.

Until August 1, 2022, Brighton MET and Northbrook College was Greater Brighton Metropolitan College, a major continuing education college.

Brighton MET assists international students with finding housing when applying.

There is an on-site cafeteria that offers nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and dinners at attractive prices. There are vending machines with soft drinks and pastries on each campus.

Brighton MET has a student affairs team. The main task of the department is to make sure that students have the opportunity to access all kinds of activities that will diversify student life, challenge boredom, and help them find their social circle. Extracurricular clubs and activities range from scuba diving to rock climbing, from beginner guitar lessons to the Dungeons & Dragons band.

Sports sections:

• Soccer
• Rugby
• Boxing
• Basketball
• Netball
• Swimming
• Gym.

Brighton MET has two state-of-the-art campuses in the city:

• Central Campus. Located at the north end of Lane, just a short walk from a busy street lined with shops, cafes and entertainment venues. The campus houses state-of-the-art workshops, studios and classrooms that have been specially designed for creative and IT professionals. The territory has a whole range of the latest hairdressers and beauty salons, open to the general public.
• East Campus. Located on the outskirts of the picturesque Brighton countryside, just a short walk from Brighton Marina's many shopping, dining and entertainment options. The building is equipped with state-of-the-art machinery and electronics equipment, spacious carpentry and bricklaying workshops, hairdressers and beauty salons that are open to the public.

Brighton MET and Northbrook College operate on an academic calendar with three trimesters and corresponding vacation periods. Here's a breakdown of their academic year and additional costs:

Academic Year Structure:

• Autumn Trimester: Runs from September to December.
• Christmas Holidays: Typically occurring in late December.
• Spring Trimester: Takes place from January to March.
• Easter Holidays: Generally in April.
• Summer Term: Lasts from April to June.
• Summer Holidays: Extending over July and August.

Additional Costs:

• Visa Fee: If applicable, students may incur visa-related expenses.
• Registration Fee: Typically required upon enrollment.
• Transfer: Transportation costs for commuting to and from the college.
• Residence: Accommodation fees if students choose to live on campus or in provided housing.
• Transport: Costs related to public or private transportation.
• Nutrition: Expenses for meals, dining plans, or food during the academic year.
• Overalls (if required for the chosen course): Course-specific equipment or attire costs.
• Student Excursions: Optional trips or activities organized by the college.
• Household, Pocket, and Leisure Expenses: Miscellaneous living and leisure expenses.

These costs may vary based on individual circumstances and the specific program or course of study. It's essential for students to budget for these expenses when planning their academic year at Brighton MET and Northbrook College.

When the applicant finds the course they want to study, it will be necessary to fill out the registration form in an online format. After about three weeks, the applicant will receive an email inviting them to book an application review appointment through their online account. This meeting is an opportunity to learn more about Brighton MET college and the course you have applied for, explore the opportunities, and ask any questions. The course instructor will review the application form with the candidate and ensure that the course for which the application has been made is the best option. You can come to the meeting with your parents or guardian.

Prospective students must be proficient in Maths and English at GCSE level 4/Grade C or above. If a student does not have GCSE Maths or Level 1 Functional Skills, then the opportunity to study them along with access to the HE course is given.

The level of English proficiency is confirmed by an IELTS, TOEFL or CAE exam certificate.

Brighton MET and Northbrook College provides financial assistance to students whose income does not allow them to pay their tuition fees in full. To do this, you must submit an application to the college with supporting documents attached.

In addition to financial support, students have access to benefits and discounts on all types of transport.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision