Victoria Street, Inverurie AB51 3QZ
Our Part-time courses in Inverurie are taught at Aberdeenshire Council’s Inverurie Community Campus. This is a new facility for the Aberdeenshire town, opening in 2020.
The Inverurie Community Campus is based in the heart of the town centre in Inverurie, Aberdeenshire. It is less than 20 miles from Aberdeen, and well situated for those based in rural areas.
The Inverurie Community Campus is well served by local transport links, with buses and trains leaving the centre of Aberdeen regularly, and buses from other rural towns and villages available as well. The centre is also easily accessible by road, due to its central position within Inverurie.
Our part-time courses will help you change career, upskill your existing knowledge and expertise, or give you an extra qualification to help you land that big promotion!
“So I had a rethink and chose to go to College and get back to a more practical course. I completed the Performing Engineering Operations courses in Manufacturing and then I was offered a CNC manufacturing apprenticeship with Baker Hughes.”
“I knew I would get the chance to gain valuable work experience and get paid at the same time, and as MAs are funded by Skills Development Scotland it meant I could avoid a student loan.”
“College is different to school, it’s a lot closer to real life experience, and I’ve really enjoyed my time at NESCol.”
“I think the course has been a great preparation for the jump from school to university. “
“I am delighted that I have achieved my apprenticeship – it was important to me to gain a work-based qualification.”
“The apprenticeship to me gave me a chance to consolidate my knowledge – applying the theoretical learning to a real work based situation which makes so much more sense to me.“
“I think apprenticeships are the best way to go. They give you the opportunity to gain a great foundation and it’s worked really well for me.”
“I would say that anyone who has a passion for music would gain lots from this course – you don’t need prior knowledge of the various techniques.”
“I’m taking a distance learning college course at the age of 40 to achieve the qualifications I’m capable of.”
“If you feel like your anxiety is really bad or if you have a disability, don’t let that bring you down. If you don’t try, you’ll never know! I might be deaf, but because you’ve got disabilities it doesn’t make you different to anybody else.”