Cork College of FET - Morrison's Island Campus , Cork, County Cork T12 H685

"Great college and you get to see some amazing sunsets sometimes."

"If it had the option to put zero stars I would. I had an awful experience in this college. I don't think they are interested in giving a good teaching. what they only want is your money and don't care anything about you. I took a course "Reception skills" and when I was interested they called me and sent me emails and makes me believe this course would be great to learn the best skills for reception. However, when I was in class it was totally boring the worst classes I've ever been. the teacher only talk about how an office should be looked and we spent the hours watching a lot of slides. I stopped to go to the classes because I couldn't find anything made me feel I was learning something really good I can use in my life. at least, they should have called me to know the reason why I left the course but they never did it not even sent me a email."

"This is really a mixed bag. The study room is great. The general facilities are good. Some of the teachers are amazing; whereas the other teachers may not be suitable for certain types of people. Each student and each teacher is different. It is wheelchair accessible and friendly. There are wheelchair accessible seating areas and bathrooms. There is wheelchair accessible parking. #accessible"

"If you want a second chance in trying to achieve something, going to Cork College of Commerce might do just that for you, as I found out through two years there.. After not achieving what I had hoped for in my leaving certificate I was left with few education options in Cork City. I was given a courses brochure for the 2014-2015 academic year for Cork College of Commerce. I enrolled in their Fetac/QQI level 'Police and Security Studies' course which lasted one year. During my year there I met some great people through my course, received work experience in security, made valuable connections, received my PSA security licence and have been working in security for over a year now. My classmates and I were received well by a very professional set of teachers and trainers who had previous experiences in lines of work such as policing, security, crime research, and law. The college timetable was very reasonable and was given enough time to get coursework and assignment finished. They have a main study hall and computers which students can avail of. There is WIFI in most parts of the three story building as well as a smoking area, a canteen and disability supports. After my year in Police and Security I was hungry for academia, I decided to take my chances at doing the college's 'Psychology and Social Studies' course in the aim I could use it as a back door into going onto third level education. Similarly this year I received great work experience through the college's help, was able to engage in great course content with another fantastic of teachers and learn more valuable life lessons. After being received well throughout the year and taking my confidence, the work put in during the year payed off and as I was able to take my points gathered in there onto further education. I am now finishing my first year of academic studies in University College Cork and still working security all thanks to my time in Cork College of Commerce."

"Historic place for education. It would deserve some maintenance. A lot of courses are held here from language to yoga to photography etc"