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College Name 15BILLION 1-SA ASSESSMENT & TRAINING LIMITED 16-19 ABINGDON, OX1 1ND 360 GSP College 5 E College of London 5E Ltd 7EVEN TRAINING LIMITED A & S Training College A Plus English Limited Sheffield A&R Training Ltd (Huddersfield - Clayton West) A2Z School of English Manchester A4E LTD A4E MANAGEMENT LTD AA Hamilton College Abacus College Abbey College Birmingham Abbey College Cambridge Abbey College London Abbey College Manchester Abbey College, Malvern Wells, Worstershire ABBEY COLLEGE, RAMSEY Abbey College, The Abbey Grange C of E High School Abbeyfield School Abbot Beyne School Abbotsfield School ABBS CROSS ACADEMY AND ARTS COLLEGE ABC LANGUAGES (Cambridge) ABC School of English, London Aberystwyth University, Aberystwyth, Wales Abingdon and Witney College ABIS RESOURCES LIMITED ABOVE BAR COLLEGE LIMITED Abraham Baxter Ltd ABRAHAM DARBY Absolutely English Ltd, Sherbourne, Warwick Acacia Training & Development Limited ACACIA TRAINING LIMITED Academic College of London Academic Solutions Academic Summer ACADEMY 360 Academy de London Academy for Training and Development Limited Academy of Contemporary Music Academy of Educational Studies Academy of English Language Studies, Folkestone, Kent Academy of Equality & Excellence, 120 Bark Street, Bolton BL1 2AX Academy of Hair and Beauty ACADEMY OF HOSPITALITY GREAT BRITAIN Academy of Live and Recorded Arts Academy of Management Studies Academy of Oriental Cuisine Academy of the Science of Acting & Directing, The Academy of Training Academy SJW (St. John's Wood School of English), London Accent Courses Ltd, Multicentre (Head office - Liphook, Hampshire) Accent English Language Centre (Guernsey) Accent International Consortium for Academic Programs Abroad Accent International Language Consultancy, East Budleigh, Devon Accent On Training ACCENTURE (UK) LIMITED Access College London Access to Music Access Training (East Midlands) Ltd Access Training Centres Ltd Access Training Limited Accor UK and Ireland Hotels Account 3, Bethnal Green, London E2 6JY Accountancy and Business Training International College Accountancy Plus (Training) Ltd Accounting Technician Training Services Ltd Accrington & Rossendale College, Broad Oak Campus, Accrington, BB5 2AW ACCRINGTON ACADEMY Accrington and Rossendale College Accrington St Christopher's Church of England High School ACER ACHIEVE THROUGH LEARNING LIMITED Achievement Training Ltd Acland Burghley School Acorn Training Consultants Acorn Training Services Ltd Active English Academy Ltd, Manchester Active Learning School of English, London ACTON TRAINING CENTRE LIMITED Adam Smith College, Fife, Scotland Adams Grammar Adams School ADC College, Harrow, Middlesex Adeyfield School Adult College of Barking and Dagenham Adult Education College for Bexley Advance Childcare Training Aerospace Inspection Training Ltd Aga Khan University Age Concern Training AGE UK AGE UK MILTON KEYNES Airedale Academy Trust Airedale NHS Trust AKADEMI SOUTH ASIAN DANCE UK Al Hayat International Language Centre Al Maktoum Institute for Arabic & Islamic Studies Alan d Education Alan G Simpson & Karen Storr-Simpson trading as Contemporary Education Alban Church of England Academy Trust Albemarle Independent College Albert College Albion College ALBION IN THE COMMUNITY Alcester Grammar School Alchemea College of Audio Engineering Alchemy Academy of Business & Technology Alcrest (Northern) Ltd ALDER GRANGE COMMUNITY AND TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL Alder Training Ltd ALDERCAR COMMUNITY LANGUAGE COLLEGE Alderman Jacobs School Alderman White School and Language College Aldersley High School Aldridge School Alexander Brookes Associates Alexander College Alexander Cromwell College Alexander Teacher Training School Alexanders International School, Bawdsey, Suffolk Alexandra High Alexandra Park School Alfred the Great College ALFRETON GRANGE ARTS COLLEGE All Hallows Catholic High School All Hallows Catholic School All Nations Christian College ALL SAINTS ACADEMY DUNSTABLE ALL SAINTS' ACADEMY, CHELTENHAM ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CENTRE FOR LEARNING (VA) All Saints Catholic College All Saints Catholic Comprehensive All Saints' Catholic High School All Saints Catholic School and Technology College ALL SAINTS CHURCH OF ENGLAND ACADEMY, PLYMOUTH ALL SAINTS COLLEGE All Saints Rc School Allcare Training Consultants Ltd Allerton Grange School Allerton High School Alleyne's High School Alliance Learning Alliance Resource NVQ Training Centre ALLIED HEALTHCARE GROUP LIMITED Alperton College Alperton Community School ALPHA CARE AGENCY LIMITED Alpha College Alpha Meridian College Alpha Omega College Alpha Omega College, Cardiff ALPS PARTNERSHIP LIMITED Alsager School Alsop High School Technology College Alton College Altrincham Grammar School for Girls ALTRINCHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS Altwood Cofe Secondary School AmacSports Ltd American Institute for Foreign Study American Intercontinental University London Amersham and Wycombe College AMHERST SCHOOL (ACADEMY) TRUST AMICUSHORIZON GROUP LIMITED Amity Global Business School - London Anderson Ross Business School Andrew Collinge Training Limited Andy Davidson College Angel Language Academy (Leeds) Angley School Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge Anglian College London Anglo American Educational Services Anglo European School Anglo European School of English, Bournemouth Anglo Skills College Anglo-Continental School for Young Learners, Bournemouth Anglo-Continental School of English (incl vacation), Bournemouth Anglo-European College of Chiropractic Anglolang Academy of English, Scarborough, North Yorkshire Anissa, 74 Duckworth Lane, Bradford, BD9 5EZ ANNE CLARKE ASSOCIATES LIMITED Anniesland College, Glasgow Anthony Gell School Apex College Apogee College Appleby Grammar School APPLETON ACADEMY Apprenticeship Training Ltd APRICOT TRAINING MANAGEMENT LIMITED Aquinas College ARC Training International Limited ARCANUM SOLUTIONS LTD Archbishop Beck Catholic High School Sports College Archbishop Blanch Church of England Voluntary Aided High School ARCHBISHOP HOLGATE'S SCHOOL ARCHBISHOP HOLGATE'S SCHOOL, A CHURCH OF ENGLAND ACADEMY Archbishop Ilsley Archbishop Sentamu Academy Archbishop Tenison's Cofe High School Archbishop Tenison's School Architectural Association School of Architecuture Archway Academy Limited Archway School ARDEN SCHOOL TRUST Ardmore Language Schools, Multicentre (Head office - Burchetts Green, Berkshire) Argyll-Ruane Ltd ARK ACADEMY ARMONIA LIMITED Arnewood School ARNOLD HILL SCHOOL AND TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE ARQIVA LIMITED Arrow Vale Community High School Art Academy, The Artemis School for Speech & Drama ARTHUR MELLOWS VILLAGE COLLEGE Arthur Rank Training Unit Arts Educational School Arts Educational School, London Arts Institute at Bournemouth ARUL UK LTD Ashburton Primary School Ashby Grammar School ASHCROFT TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY Ashdown Technology College Ashfield Comprehensive School Ashford College of excellence Ashington Community High School Ashlawn School Ashley Commerce College Ashley School of Management Ashlyns School ASHMOLE ACADEMY ASHPERTON PRIMARY ACADEMY TRUST ASHTON COMMUNITY SCIENCE COLLEGE Ashton Park School Ashton-on-Mersey School Ashton-under-Lyne Sixth Form College Askham Bryan College ASPHALEIA LIMITED Aspin House Aspiration Training Limited Aspire Learning and Development Ltd ASPIRE TO LEARN LIMITED ASPIRE-I LIMITED Asset Training & Consultancy Limited Associated Neighbour Training ASTA College, Trident Business centre, Tooting, London SW17 9SH ASTAC Ltd (Rudloe College) ASTHA LIMITED Astley Community High School Aston College Aston Comprehensive School Aston Recruitment and Training Limited Aston Training College Astor College for the Arts ATC College London Atlantic College Atlantic Flight Training Atomic Weapons Establishment ATS COMMUNITY EMPLOYMENT LIMITED Attleborough High School AUDENSHAW SCHOOL ACADEMY TRUST AURELIA TRAINING LIMITED Automotive Transport Training Limited Avalon School of English, London AVANT PARTNERSHIP LIMITED Awaaz Enterprises Ltd trading as Impact College (see also Impact College), 464 Cheetham Hill Road, Manchester, M8 9JW Axia Solutions Ltd Axon College AYLESBURY COLLEGE Aylesbury Grammar School Aylesbury High School Aylesbury Training Group Aylesford School AYLWARD ACADEMY Azad University (IR) in Oxford Azure Charitable Enterprises B & Q PLC B Fluent School of English, Southampton B L Training Limited B2B ENGAGE LIMITED BABCOCK CAREERS MANAGEMENT LIMITED BABCOCK SUPPORT SERVICES LIMITED BABCOCK TRAINING LIMITED BABINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE LIMITED Babson College Honors Program at London School of Economics BABSSCo, Multicentre (Head office - 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