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COLLEGE OF THE VICARS CHORAL * |
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| A communal residence of secular vicars whose duties included the education of choristers attached to cathedrals and collegiate churches. |
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COLLEGE OF SECULAR PRIESTS * |
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| A communal residence of secular priests and/or other clerics sometimes with the condition of learning and education attached. |
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FURTHER EDUCATION COLLEGE * |
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| An educational establishment primarily for children aged 16-18 years old but can provide education for more mature students. |
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TEACHER TRAINING COLLEGE * |
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| An educational institution for the training of teachers. |
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POLICE TRAINING COLLEGE * |
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| An educational establishment for the training of police cadets. |
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HORTICULTURAL COLLEGE * |
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| An educational establishment where the art of garden cultivation is taught. |
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE * |
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| An educational establishment where agricultural theory and practice is taught. |
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THEOSOPHICAL COLLEGE * |
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| An establishment dedicated to the study of God and religion. |
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WORKING MENS COLLEGE * |
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| A college founded for the education and betterment of the working classes. Lectures usually being held after the end of the working day. |
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THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE * |
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| An establishment dedicated to the study of theology and religious training. |
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE * |
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| A college where subjects relating to trade and commerce are taught. |
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE * |
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| A college associated with, or forming part of, a university. |
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TECHNICAL COLLEGE * |
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| A college where the applied sciences and the mechanical arts are taught. |
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CATERING COLLEGE * |
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| A training college for chefs and other catering students. |
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COLLEGE LODGINGS * |
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| A place of accommodation at a college for staff and students. |
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MILITARY COLLEGE * |
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| A training college for the instruction of military trainees in the theory and practice of warfare. |
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TRAINING COLLEGE * |
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| A college where specialist skills, relating to a particular subject, are taught. Use specific type where known. |
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CHANTRY COLLEGE * |
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| A building used for the education of, and as a residence for, chantry priests. |
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MEDICAL COLLEGE * |
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| An establishment where the theory and practice of medicine is taught. |
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PEOPLES COLLEGE * |
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| A training college where workers can attend classes in vocational subjects. The classes are often day-release and sanctioned by the employer. |
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VILLAGE COLLEGE * |
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| A rural school serving a number of villages, built in Cambridgeshire in the 1930s. |
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COLLEGE GARDEN * |
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| A formal garden consisting of lawns, walks and borders belonging to a college or university, eg. Oxford or Cambridge. |
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LADIES COLLEGE * |
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| An educational establishment, often privately funded, for young women. |
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NAVAL COLLEGE * |
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| A shore establishment for the teaching of maritime theory and practical skills. |
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COLLEGE * |
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| An establishment, often forming part of a university, for higher or tertiary education. |
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