The city of Canterbury is connected to the historic cities of Great Britain and France by railways and roadways. Cognitive tours are organized around Canterbury. The city offers many interesting places that will attract the attention of international students.
After the last changes, the college has been modernized. Modern equipment, a computer center, a new contemporary library have been added. Interactive technology is available in the halls for conferences and seminars. The recreational areas have also been updated. Many opportunities for sports and entertainment is offered at the campus.
Worthgate School – Syllabus and Programs
Worthgate School offers programs for Year 10 to Year 12 students. Students aged 14 and over can choose a two-year GCSE program, lasting four to six terms. Students aged 15 and over can evaluate the preliminary program, which lasts one to three semesters. The focus of the program is to prepare for A-Level or IB.
As with the sister schools, students who need to improve their English proficiency can take the CATS Academic English Program, a full-time intensive course lasting between one and four terms. Or, if students want to gain insight into British education and culture, they can attend the High School Term program, which takes approximately one to three semesters to improve their English and understanding of British Culture.
For the A-Level program, students can choose courses lasting five to six terms, for a total of two years. In the first year, students can take three to four subjects, and in the following year, they can study three subjects. The University Preparation Program (UFP) is an alternative to A-Levels, taking just three terms to complete. Students aged 16 and over can study three to four topics at a detailed and challenging level. They might also consider the International Baccalaureate(IB) Diploma, a unique program offered by Canterbury but not by other branches. The IB is one of the fastest-growing and most prestigious diplomas in the world. Six terms last approximately two years. Students are required to study six subjects and three core areas.
Worthgate School – Extracurricular Activities
The school offers more than 125 activities to its students, ranging from sports and arts, academic and leadership and social activities. An afternoon once a week is devoted to sports to encourage students to relax and exercise. The school also offers an Elite Sports and Performing Arts program, allowing students to take a UFP or A-Level Business course while receiving top coaching. There are also cultural and international events and trips all over the world.
Sports and Physical Activities: Football, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton, Table tennis, Equestrian, Rugby, Running club, Girls’ football, Swimming,
Arts and Creativity: Media club, Performing arts, Drawing course, Music club, Dance club, Music performances, Urban music school, Art portfolio courses, Drama productions, Art exhibitions
Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics ( STEM ) : Science club, French club, Spanish club, Online University courses, Crest Science awards, University talks, Academic visits, Interviews, Psychology club, STEM club
Languages and Culture : French club, Spanish club
Leadership and Entrepreneurship : Young Dragons Enterprise, Model United Nations, Young Entrepreneurs, CATS Leadership Award, Student Council, Global Leadership Days, Duke of Edinburgh Award, Language Leadership Award, Residential Skills Award, Leadership training day, First Aid Course, UCAS development,
Special Events and Clubs: Outdoor events,
Social and Psychological Activities: Chill & Chat meetings, First Aid Course, Residental Skills Award
Worthgate School – Accommodation Options
SStudent Halls of Residence
o Most students at CATS College Canterbury stay in on-campus student halls of residence.
o Students aged 16 and under are accommodated in single or twin rooms.
o The dormitories are monitored 24/7 by college staff, ensuring a safe and supportive environment.
Single Accommodation (For Students 17+)
o Students aged 17 and above have the option of living in comfortable single apartments, offering more privacy and independence.
Host Family (For Students 18+)
o From the age of 18, students can choose to stay with a host family.
o These families have been collaborating with CATS College Canterbury for years, providing a welcoming and comfortable home for international students.
o Students can select from various accommodation styles, depending on their preferences.
