New college s.n.c.

As a parent (and former teacher of science in secondary education), I can't speak highly enough of Suffolk New College. My Son has really flourished under the superb quality of tutors. As a student of 'Music Performance' he has experienced some great opportunities to meet people from the industry and help see a pathway into a career in music. The college is well resourced and if you are prepared to make the most of every opportunity a department like this can offer, I would find it harder to imagine a better establishment. Tutors with a passion for their subject and student outcomes is a core ethos. Suffolk New College has much to be proud of.

I spent two years at Suffolk New College on the Music Technology Course. This course is thorough and well designed, benefiting both those who are just getting started as well as those who already have some experience with Music Technology. Additionally the course approaches the subject from different angles, from live engineering to music production, providing the opportunity for students to shape the course to their individual interests. The course gave me the necessary skills and experience to apply for University. I chose to go to Goldsmiths where I am currently studying and loving Music Computing. By the end of the two years, students gain sufficient knowledge of the most up to date industry standard software and techniques. Whilst I picked the route of further education, these skills will also give a great head start in the music industry for those wanting to jump straight into their exciting career. The tutors (such as Craig Shimmon) are experienced professionals who are experts in their field. As well as passionately sharing their vast knowledge, they also wholeheartedly care about each and every student. They will put 110% into your education no matter if you're struggling with the material or soaring ahead. I cannot recommend this course enough. It is hands down the best education in Music Technology that you can get at this level. I made many wonderful and talented friends during my time at Suffolk New College and I hope you do too!

Had an amazing two years at the college. The course was very well planned out and the tutors were very helpful and supporting. Having been at a different a different college for another course this college would be highly recommended to anyone considering a college option. And the football team is a great thing to be a part of for comradery and learning new experiences

Had my hair trim at Suffolk new college on the 25th November. I am very happy with the result. Student who trimmed my hair has done a good job and the tutor was excellent I will use the college again Well done! Please keep up the good work and standard

My son with additional needs moved to SNC 2020 and I can not praise the staff enough. After years of tears and tantrums about going to school, he now goes without any arguments. He recently won a creative writing competition and this would of never happened if it wasn't for staff taking the time and energy to get to know him and understand how to get the best out of him. With the support of the tutors and Learning support staff they were able to get his thoughts and ideas onto paper, encouraging him to produce some amazing work.

Suffolk New college. My son went here. It's a lovely well set out building. It's got arts craft welding mechanics, hairdressing baby care, child care. Everything gave it such a name and it's all new and modern. Highly recommend it if you're 17 or 18-year-old to go to university in Ipswich.

So far my course is going well and I have good teachers which makes the course experience very pleasant. Great standard of teaching and the learning environment is outstanding. Much better than my previous college. The student support facility is also of a high standard.

I have just received my diploma with distinction grades and all thanks to a wonderful team at Suffolk New College in Ipswich, England. As an adult learner i felt anxious to start college, but deep inside i knew i need to take this step if i want to grow. If you are sitting on the fence right now, not sure if this is for you. Do it! Just sign up and the rest will be a lot easier, because there is a bunch of professionals who wants you to succeed, who wants to get the best out of you! This is exactly how i felt! Tutors and the whole support team have been there from day one, not only teaching me academically, but making me feel socially included, part of the family, no matter the age or other differences. I would highly recommend Suffolk New College!

I completed the level 3 Music technology course here. Cannot recommend this course enough! The most enjoyable and rewarding experience that I've had throughout education. The equipment is amazing, industry standard DAW's throughout all of the teaching rooms, an awesome post production suite absolutely kitted out to the max with gear you won't find at most colleges or universities. The course itself is remarkable, everything is a hands on experience, a lot of practical learning - you choose your path, the tutors guide you down it. Lessons were enjoyable, you do what you actually want to do. Every day at college was a day I'd look forward to! The tutors are also fantastic, big shoutout to Eli, Ash, Nigel, and especially Craig! The most friendly, laid back, easy going and welcoming guys I've come across! They also really know their stuff, I wouldn't have been half as good of a producer if it weren't for these guys. They always go that extra mile for you, even though they don't have to. Extremely supportive, your achievement is their priority.

The giant reclining ? is sited on the pavement area outside Suffolk New College. It's listed by The Ipswich Society as a public work of art to make a point to see if visiting Ipswich. However, it's not allotted it's own page on here, (as many other town works of art (even 'Digby the Octopus') are), so I'm posting the photos of it for the college building that it serves to represent. The intended significance of the big ? by the sculptors, Langlands & Bell, was to encourage those who behold it, to ask questions about everything. Due to the use of contrasting stone, one side appears black (Uruguayan granite), the other side white (Portuguese marble). It's a simple but effective design & maybe also a classic example of less equalling more? Ironically & unintentionally, the reclining ? is also the symbol for Alpha Course churches. Something that the local Ipswich group have also noticed & are using photos of the artwork to illustrate their publicity materials...