facilities like computers, programmes and workshops you can take advantage of. How you specialise it for yourself when education is a generalized method to apply on most people, it's the same anywhere.

Satisfying content, it depends on how much you like it.

It's safe area, internet is not stable, but overall works fine , one of the flatmates is really loud all the time

Best aspects are that the tutors are usually very attentive though there isn’t much of a campus feel

There are great tutors and nice workshops that are fairly accessible, though I’d say the course isn’t for everyone. It’s a great course but if you’re aiming solely on getting technical/professional skills, not for you.

It’s a good blend of a calm area and city vibes, transport to central London is super easy.

The rooms are usually alright, things are usually functioning. The location is a bit far. My least fave thing about the place was that there were quite unfriendly staff. And I doubt this applies to now as it was during COVID time but many non-residents were freely walking around the area (as everywhere else was in lockdown) which was quite uncomfortable