News

BBC TV’s Queen of Shops, Mary Portas, is the inspiration behind a series of retail master classes designed to equip the Davids of retail with the tools needed to stay strong amongst the high street Goliaths.

With the BBC receiving over 6,500 applications from independent retailers desperate to feature on the current series of ‘Mary Queen of Shops’, independent retailers have the chance to give their shops the Mary Portas treatment through a series of master classes she has designed and which are coming to Norwich during September and October.  

The growing influence of the media, thanks to the internet and information technology, has created a new generation of young people keen to be involved with mainstream news.  To meet this demand, City College Norwich has teamed up with EDP/Evening News publishers Archant to create an exciting new Journalism degree.    

If you have received your A-Level results and have not got onto the higher education course that you were hoping for, don't panic! Our Advice Shop advisors are on hand to help guide you through the UCAS Clearing process.

Students who are in this position should simply come along to The Advice Shop, just inside the main reception at City College Norwich, where our team of advisors will be on hand to help.  Please bring with you your UCAS reference number.

Contrary to the headline that appeared in the Norwich Evening News on Tuesday 3 August 2010, City College Norwich’s courses for 2010/11 are not all full yet.

If you have applied for a course at City College Norwich you should come into college for interview during our enrolment period, which commences week beginning 23 August (all applicants will be sent a letter with details of when they should come in).