City of London Business College

The City of London Business College (CityLBC) has been founded to provide expert tuition in numerous academic, professional and vocational courses that prepare students to get ahead in today’s competitive world.  Traditionally the courses in City LBC have focused on the areas of Business, Health and Computing studies. Recently, programs for those wishing to become Advice and Guidance professionals or Internal Verifiers (Internal Quality Assurers) was added. 

We take delivery of teaching and learning very seriously but also believe we have a responsibility to ensure students pastoral and social needs are well catered for as well. 

Student are free to arrange their own accommodation, however, college will make arrangements for students regarding their accommodation requirements on request. Overseas students should make an advance request if they wish to be met at the airport on arrival by a college representative.

The College operates a comprehensive student support service providing useful information and guidance across a range of issues including funding, accommodation, visas, council tax, travel discounts, GP registrations and bank accounts. This office is also responsible for generating student work placements which are essential for most courses.

The College has a reading room with course relevant books, journals, magazines and other reference materials. Students can also benefit from the College’s registration with the British Library (at Kings Cross - 15 minutes travel). 

Although not a College resource, the nearby Marcus Garvey Library, (public library provided by Haringey Council), is an excellent facility that students may wish to make use of for their studies.

The college operates from 2 buildings, on Seven Sisters Road. The sites are a short walk from Seven Sisters Tube Station on the Victoria Line. We are also in close proximity with to the British Rail station at Seven Sisters, Stamford Hill and Bruce Grove. We are also accessible by several bus routes, namely 279, 259, 149, 67, 76, 243, 123, 230 and 41.