Nottingham Trent University

I did my MA ELT here. Small cohort, attentive lecturers, lovely atmosphere. The city campus is a bit dangerous walking around what with the tram stop and everything, so I’d enjoy the Clifton one more.

Worse experience ever , did 1 year of Film and TV production (HND ) with Nottingham college under NTU validated and course lecturers barely know how to each. They missed out so much , for example , they made us do a project but didn't teach us the mains and the principles which are editing videos and so on. Graphics module is even worse , had to do zoom calls for a module that should've been taught face to face. Sometimes they dont even attend to lectures.

Rooms weren't even available majority of the time and literally people paying 9k for what ?

95% of students either dropped out or failed due to the lack of support and teaching. You can complain but nothing will happen. Course structure wasn't even that good , they taught things that weren't even relevant to the course.

Their cameras and equipment's aren't even reliable and not good tbh. Hygiene is even more shocking.

They will say to you that "we spent millions and thousands on college development and teaching" they couldn't even afford to buy a new sofa for people to use down the hall way. Broken elevator and if you're disabled or have a disability then good luck as their lift is probably the worst.

Aggressive security guards as well , went to the city hub to get equipment's didn't let as apparently I'm not registered with them.

Stairs /steps inside Adams building almost gonna collapse and Don't even know why they still let people use them.

This is heads up for people and don't be deceived by what you see on their website seriously.

The most disappointing and badly organised educational experience I’ve ever had.

The Cert HE Ambulance Technician course is fraught with poor quality teaching/education practice and awful administrative issues.

Overall, I would not recommend this course.

As a final couple of points if you’re considering this programme:
- Ask about the pass rate/percentage and the reasons why
- Speak to students that have previously attended the course

After the above, make your own decision.

As an alternative, I’d recommend FREC courses as a much better way to train and qualify! FREC is also a LOT cheaper.

I wish you the best of luck with your career/educational establishment choice.

If I could give minus stars, I sadly would. You have been warned.

Awful organisation, communication and no respect for students. No one cares if you need help and everyone says it is not their problem and they don’t have time for you. Administrators, teachers, the switchboard and anyone else you can call are unreachable and they never respond to their email. Completely impossible to get something done here.

Curvy Brides Photography - Did a shoot with a graduating client here and the venue is just amazing! like a mini city in itself! Friendly staff , definitely willing to help!

Graduation day for my daughter. This is one of the top universities for psychology and for its care of students and its community outreach. It even ranks to 5 for sustainability initiatives.
But today was for celebration and they organised and executed that with aplomb. Well done NTU.
Send your youth here if you want them to succeed but be happy too

Looks good for enrollment. Great location, central to the city with stacks of bars and eateries.

NTU Ia right in the center of Nottingham city. It's has lovely buildings and very handy for students to be have a student life in a city center.