West London College placed strong emphasis on student wellbeing, recognising that happiness and security played an important role in academic success.
For many international students, studying at the College represented their first time living away from home and a significant change in lifestyle. Because of this, the College aimed to provide guidance and support with both accommodation and welfare matters.
Before students arrived in the UK, the Student Services team worked to ensure that travel and arrival arrangements were as smooth as possible, including meeting students at Heathrow or Gatwick and arranging transport to their accommodation.
Once students began their studies, members of the team were available to help them adjust to life in London and address any challenges they encountered during their first weeks.
The welfare team understood that a supportive living environment could make a significant difference to a student’s confidence and performance. As a result, careful attention was given to ensuring that students felt comfortable, settled and able to focus on their studies.
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