the best is the support students get from lecturers with that they are always available to help and it can be improved with the buses

my course is in class and the corse content is good to learn and something that can be improved is making study skills optional as for most of the sessions i already know what i’m doing so it’s boring

it’s overall a good halls however the bathrooms i had to clean as they weren’t the best and there is wear and tear with the walls and desks

Positives- Close community, lovely people and lecturers, beautiful area with plenty of green and shops and activities to do within 30 minutes drive. Negatives- Campus could be updated (paint, plants, decor), the Student Union could appeal more to the age group (Dick and Dom was a strange choice). There also could be more for young ages in Chichester, however I know that the district council are working on this :)

As an apprentice it is a lot to handle, working full time and doing a degree. However majority of the staff have a great handle on things and help as much as they can. There is plenty of support given and always a free space to express themselves. Most lecturers focus on making the degree applicable to degree apprentices specifically which is great!

I feel safer in Chichester than I do anywhere else I have ever been, and I know that the district council are working on making it even safer! The free bus for students is amazing! I don’t have any part time work as I am a degree apprentice, however many students I know have found jobs easy enough. Chichester is a small city so I wouldn’t expect there to be booming employment opportunities. The diversity in the area is growing slowly, however the demographic of this city is mostly older people, which does impact student life and experience sometimes.