I was a student here in the Media department for 4 years - from 2017 to 2021 - and I could not recommend it more. The media tutors are the kindest and most helpful people who always put their students first. They all go the extra mile to ensure that everybody understands exactly what needs to be done as well as creating great relationships with their students. They also have incredible facilities in this department which I have never seen in an educational environment before - helping students further their knowledge for a potential career in the Media industry. Would definitely recommend if you are interested in a Media-related career!

Staff members are more immature than the students even bickering with students in the corridors. They are very rude and show a lack of professionalism and care. They're just as disorganised as the students if not worse! Incredibly dissapointing, its just like school.

My disabled son attended this college 2020-2021 I had numerous problems throughout the year luckily for the college most of his learning was online otherwise I would of pulled him out of the college he enrolled again for 2021-22 and we are only 3 weeks into the year and numerous problems again so I have pulled him out and he has enrolled at Tamworth at least they can get his name right as I got an email today from Walsall saying meeting cancelled as andrew has left the college it's a shame really as his name is Anthony. It's a college I would not recommend to anyone let alone parents of disabled children take them to a college that does what they are supposed to do

I was a student at Walsall college and my experience with them has been absolutely awful. DO NOT go through them for an apprenticeship scheme. They ask you for documentation when you first start which disappears…even when I have had given it to them. There was a data breach of information where another student sat my exam… which postponed me from sitting my exam!! They will arrange to come, visit you at your work and not show up. Then blame you for it..I had 2 visits over my 2 years course with them. I would advise to go else where.

Been at the College for 5 years doing my Creative Media Production for Film & TV. From Level 2 to 5 and now taking a gap year until my final Level 6 next year. Walsall College is the one and only place I'd recommend for Media as the Tutors have been so supportive through these tough years. They're ultra professional but are sweet enough to look after you and build a bond with that you can approach them with anything so you're okay in not only in Media but life. You actually learn tons in the courses along the years, both theoretical and practical. Especially with the upgrades along the years with cameras and the Studio/Green Screen room. The tutors are very competitive to be the best department and it really shows. They 100% prove everyday that they are, if you're a nerd and want to progress into anything media related, this place is the way to go. The Tutors are very flexible and supportive to help push you in life and your future in media. They go above and beyond for everyone. Shout out to Melissa being one of the top ten tutors out of all the UK. 100% deserves to be Number One. I promise you'll never regret enrolling for the Media courses.

I studied media here for 5 years and it's been the best 5 years I've ever had academically from school to different colleges! The tutors are all so incredibly supportive and friendly, they're all super amazing and have helped me find a love and passion for videography and photography. Cannot thank the tutors enough for all the knowledge, experience and encouragement. If you're interested in studying media, I'd highly recommend Walsall college's media department!

Alleged trainer, Cally Sutherland, scheduled an interview with me and never called. It's the height of rudeness, disrespect & time wasting to do that to people. Looks like I dodged a bullet with the unprofessional Walsall college, being as they don't honour appointments they make. Save yourself the time and look elsewhere to do an apprenticeship, there's absolutely plenty other, much better training providers, who don't mess people about and actually want the business.

Georgia Tsinopoulo is very unprofessional to businesses supporting students even when they are abusive and unprofessional in working environments. Allowing students to report business to HMRC very bullying and threatening behaviour college really needs to look into staff bullying business providers!

Studied Creative Media Production from Level 3 all through to Level 5. Every second attending those classes, I had learnt and improved my skills in Film Studies. The course covers both practical and theory skills, to help their students in workplace environments while also allowing them to cover different intellectual theories that films hold. Not only is the course a flexible one, but the tutors are one of the best, ones who can keep your mind at ease with great chemistry but also be there to support you in both work and personal issues. Do not regret any second studying Media and I am eagerly waiting the start of Level 6 as I would not look anywhere else to complete my degree.

Just graduated from Walsall college doing media studies level 3. The facilities and software were near professional standard. On top of that the staff espically the Media tutors were amazing and supportive all throughout the course. Deffiently recommend the course if your into film or TV shows.

I have studied on a level 3 creative media course the past few years. This course has helped me learn fundamental skills which have prepared me for my next stage in life which is university. The tutors are amazing and always helpful.

I studied Creative Media at Walsall College for 4 years and I discovered my true passion for TV and film through this course! I studied from Level 3 to Level 5 HND Level (I had no desire to study at Degree Level until I was at Walsall College) and would recommend this course to anyone who has any desire to get into the Media industry as the caring, supportive and knowledgable tutors will guide you every step of the way and help you discover your passion for every area of the industry. There is a perfect mix of both practical and theory work and countless work experience opportunities on every level I studied and the department even has its own production company specifically designed to give students valuable work experience. I left the college completely confident In the skills and abilities I had learnt to succeed in the Media industry thanks to the amazing team at Walsall College!!

This college is so amazing it has such a great selection of courses to choose from which are spread across different campuses which makes things very organised. There is one down side which is the canteen in the main campus (Wisemore) the choice is very poor and expensive for what it is, the staff serving the food are very rude and sharp with people so I wouldn't recommend visiting the canteen if you can help it. But I definitely recommend the college no doubt you will find something here that suits you.

Walsall College is phenomenal ! The environment is very positive, good facilities teachers are well educated, understanding and caring. Tbe courses are so impactful and learnt alot. Coming from someone who tried many courses to figure out her career path. i had the support on each course, the teachers were highly qualified, the classes were upbeat and they cared about their students and their success. It was very clean and refreshing environment, starbucks inside too which was a bonus! learnt alot from my lessons and we definitely was pushed alot. Best time ever x

center and has dementia. Annie tells Jack, who she thinks is his late father Raymond, that she wishes Jack would stop being angry at his father for walking out on them when he was a kid. Realizing this is the relationship that needs the most mending, he goes to visit his father's grave. Jack expends the last three leaves of the tree with the words "I forgive you". With no leaves remaining, he suffers a heart attack in a storm and appears to die. Aaron then calls Jack on his cell phone. Still alive, Jack answers his phone. Aaron tells him the tree's leaves have magically reappeared and Jack can now talk freely again. Jack and Caroline get back together, with him buying the family-friendly house Caroline had asked for, with the tree in their front yard. Although he does not get his job back (Aaron was promoted to Jack's old position), he writes a book about his experience, called A Thousand Words, and gets Aaron to make the deal. Unfortunately for Aaron, the promotion causes him to be like Jack was, thus he gets his own smaller office Bodhi Tree.