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Exeter College

Hele Rd, Exeter EX4 4JS, UK

+44 1392 400500

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Detailed Information

Place Types University
Address Hele Rd, Exeter EX4 4JS, UK
Coordinate 50.7283449,-3.5385612
Website https://exe-coll.ac.uk/
Rating 4
Compound Code PFH6+8H Exeter, UK

Openning hours

Monday 8:15 AM – 8:00 PM
Tuesday 8:15 AM – 8:00 PM
Wednesday 8:15 AM – 8:00 PM
Thursday 8:15 AM – 8:00 PM
Friday 8:15 AM – 4:15 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

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Reviews

Beth Tynan (10/16/2020)

I am a Exeter college student that has just joined and I have found that the safeguarding team and some teachers in this college doesn't help when you have mental health issues especially you find it difficult to talk to new people. I am doing T-level childcare and my tutor doesn't think I'm suitable for the course because of my mental health and my past experiences that I have had that have had a negative impact on me. I feel like this doesn't effect my capability to work with children or even pass the course. I know that I have a negative personality but I also know what I do I can achieve. The Safeguarding team are not helpful at all I feel like they don't really want to help you they just want you to talk. they have managed to make me feel worse probably the worst I have ever felt in my whole life. I would not suggest anyone with bad mental health not to attend this college find another one that is willing to support you not trying to just get you to talk about your past or your home life when your not ready to talk. I also feel like I'm being treated differently due to my mental health. they take me out of lessons to try to get me to talk. I find it really difficult to talk especially if they don't try and get and know me for the person I am not a person that struggles with mental health.

Gareth Fullman (08/25/2020)

The college do not truly care about the students and are happy removing A level students from there course unfairly. After the Corona virus lock down many students were given grades lower than their mocks and kicked off the course without chance to sit an exam to continue the course. I've heard this was done for financial reasons on the colleges part as they are trying to cut down on the amount of classes as they are getting rid of teachers, this is unacceptable. The teaching varies greatly on the teacher as they evidently struggle hiring good ones (have got through 3 teachers in a year in one subject.) However there are good teachers.