Four Centres of Excellence

Hull College's main campus is based within the heart of the city centre. Due to major investment, Hull is experiencing a period of growth and investment along the River Hull Corridor and throughout the City. Prestigious completed projects include The Deep, and the Kingston Communications Stadium. Further developments include the St Stephen's leisure complex, opened in 2005.

Although a technical college has existed in Hull for over 100 years, building work on the present Hull College started in 1952 radically changing the face of Queen's Gardens where it is situated. In 2004 the most prestigious Hull College development to date was again to have a direct impact on the City's skyline and community. Declared officially open by the former Minister of State for Lifelong Learning, the Rt Hon Alan Johnson MP, the £11m state of the art learning complex has been a welcome addition to the Queen's Gardens campus. The ongoing programme of modernisation gives local people the chance to benefit directly from Hull's regeneration programme, making cutting edge learning environments available to all.

Hull College has four centres of excellence within Hull including the Learning Zone, situated in the Kingston Communications Stadium and run in partnership with Hull City Council; the Park Street Centre, housing The Hull College School of Art and Design; the Queen's Gardens campus with its vast range of course provision, and the new Cannon Street Centre which contains the School of Motor Vehicle, Fabrication and Welding.

Further course options exist in venues throughout Hull and the East Riding via the College Community Partnerships which provide Community Education courses and the popular Family Learning options. The College B2B training arm, Invest Business Training Solutions, also offer bespoke training programmes to industry and are based in the Kingston Communications Stadium.

New - Motor Vehicle Training Centre

The Hull College Motor Vehicle Training Centre, housing the School of Motor Vehicle, Fabrication and Welding, has relocated to brand new purpose built facilities in Cannon Street. The new development opened in September 2005 and is already attracting wide interest with students and employers alike.