KINGSTON UNIVERSITY
- UKPRN:
- 10003678
Only levy paying employers can work with this provider
About this provider
Kingston University is based in Kingston upon Thames, just 25 minutes from central London by train and with easy access by road from across the south and south east regions. The University offers a range of highly vocational undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, many with professional, statutory and regulatory body accreditation's or exemptions, that are designed to directly equip and prepare our students for the world of work. The University has an established and successful track-record of designing and delivering courses in collaboration with employers and employer's groups to ensure that the content, the learning, teaching and assessment best meets the needs of the current and future workforce.
What employers are saying
Overall rating from October 2018 to now
- Excellent 2 out of 4 reviews
- Good 2 out of 4 reviews
- Poor 0 out of 4 reviews
- Very poor 0 out of 4 reviews
Strengths
- Getting new apprentices started (3)
- Providing the right training at the right time (3)
- Communication with employers (2)
- Improving apprentice skills (1)
Things to improve
- Reporting on progress of apprentices (3)
- Communication with employers (2)
2 Apprenticeships offered
| Apprenticeship | Type | Level | View details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chartered surveyor | Standard | 6 | Details |
| Civil Engineer | Standard | 6 | Details |
Contact details
- Website:
- KINGSTON UNIVERSITY website
- Phone number:
- +44 020 8417 3045
- Email:
- admissions-info@kingston.ac.uk
Annual survey results
- Employer satisfaction:
- Learner satisfaction:
Content disclaimer
Education and Skills Funding Agency cannot guarantee the accuracy of course information on this site and makes no representations about the quality of any courses which appear on the site. Education and Skills Funding Agency is not liable for any losses suffered as a result of any party relying on the course information provided.
Explain levels
Apprenticeships are set at different levels of difficulty from the equivalent of GCSE (level 2) up to postgraduate (level 7)