Set up initially in 2000 as a business enterprise and thereafter in 2003 registered as a private limited company, London College of Business and Law (LCBL) was established with the aim at the time of providing tuition for LLB Degree students of University of London International Programmes.

LCBL is currently one of only four colleges in the United Kingdom awarded the Registered Centre status of University of London International Programmes for the LLB Degree.

At LCBL, we offer a range of courses right up to the University of London LLB Degree. For those not willing to pursue a degree course, the Access to HE Diplomas of AIM Awards in Business, Computing, Law, Nursing and Midwifery, as well as Health and Social Care are also routes for learners aged 19+ to study at LCBL and progress to UK universities after six months to one year. Learners willing to gain admission to UK universities through the Access route will be able to do so with funding support from the Skills Funding Agency (SFA). Apprenticeship courses in disciplines that include Business, Computing, Hospitality and Catering will to start in May, 2017 at LCBL. The College was added to SFA’s the register of apprenticeship training providers (RoATP) in March, 2017.

Apprenticeships are a nationally recognised training programme that combines real work with learning and training, both on and off the job. If you are an Employer, it is an opportunity for you to employ passionate job-ready young people to work in your business. Apprentices are great for businesses. They provide real, measurable benefits. New research from the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) reveals that apprenticeships contributed £34 billion to the UK economy in 2014.

We offer L4 Associate Project Manager and L3 Project Controls Technician Apprenticeship via our exclusive partner company projcon group. www.projcon-group.com

A traineeship is an education and training programme which incorporates work experience, preparing young people for their future careers by helping them to become ‘work ready’.

Traineeships are designed for people aged 16 to 24 who do not yet have the appropriate skills or experience. Traineeships provide the essential work preparation training, English, Maths and work experience needed to secure an apprenticeship or employment.

The Access to Higher Education (HE) Diploma is a qualification which prepares students for study at degree level. If you would like to go to university but left school without the qualifications you need, then an Access to HE course could be for you.

Access to HE Diplomas of AIM Awards in Business, Computing, Law, Nursing and Midwifery, as well as Health and Social Care are also routes for learners aged 19+ to study at LCBL and progress to UK universities after six months to one year. Learners willing to gain admission to UK universities through the Access route will be able to do so with funding support from the Skills Funding Agency (SFA).