An east London training company is at risk of multiple contract terminations after a damning Ofsted report found students hadn’t even heard of the provider.
Inspectors visiting Waltham International College (WIC) in July found “too many learners whom inspectors spoke to had not heard of WIC” and a “high proportion” said they “had not studied a course at the college”.
Inspectors also found apprentices without jobs.
The private training provider was founded in 2010 and provides adult education programmes for the Greater London Authority and at least one other mayoral combined authority – Liverpool City Region, as well as level 3 advance learner loan-funded courses and apprenticeships.
