Gloscat - or Gloucestershire College of Arts and Technology to give its full name - is one of the largest further education colleges in the UK. It offers a wide range of education and training programmes for the 16-plus age group. These include A Levels, GCSEs, vocational qualifications, work-based learning, basic skills courses, higher education, short courses for business, part-time day and evening courses and English for overseas students. If you are thinking of studying there take a sneak preview of the facilities on offer with our 360° tour. The college has two main sites - a brand new, state-of-the-art campus at Princess Elizabeth Way, Cheltenham and the city campus in Brunswick Road, Gloucester, which incorporates the Centre for the Arts. Cheltenham Campus This has a state-of-the-art design and includes virtual language labs, hi-tech classrooms, sixth form centre, modern hair and beauty salon, sports centre and gym, Renaissance Restaurant and Academy of Culinary Excellence. Click on the images below to take a look around. Gloucester Campus This is in the centre of Gloucester within walking distance of city amenities. Facilities include the arts, design and media centre with 60-seat theatre, multimedia technology, photography, video editing and audio studios; purpose-built sixth form centre; hair and beauty salons, library and learning gateways. Click on the images below to take a look around. Also in Gloucester is the Engineering Technology Centre in Hempsted Lame - a dedicated facility for engineering training. We hope to add a photo tour of this soon. To find out more about Gloscat and other county colleges click here For more information about courses or to order a prospectus call 01452 532000 or see www.gloscat.ac.uk 
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