The Royal School Wolverhampton Competitors

City of Wolverhampton College is one of the largest college’s in the region, working with more than 700 employers each year, including a number of multi nationals. The college offers a range of programmes, including apprenticeships, workplace learning and commercially funded projects, as well as employability schemes for the unemployed. It is the UK’s leading training provider in plastics and the largest provider of 16-18 apprenticeships in the area. The college currently works with a number of prestigious companies, including the BBC to train its 46 new local radio journalists, Wolverhampton Wanderers FC to train office staff and with MOOG to train engineers – all of which were won through competitive tendering processes in direct response to training needs directly identified by the employers concerned. In its latest Ofsted report, City of Wolverhampton College was graded as good, with inspectors applauding the college’s outstanding response to local and regional economic and community needs, noting how well staff worked with employers to develop bespoke training and provide a better skilled workforce across the region.

Wolverhampton Grammar School is an award-winning, co-educational independent day school for children aged between 4 and 18 years of age.