WLBC is a private college of mainly higher education based in West Ealing, London. We have been teaching international students since August 2004.

We grew from being a college which mainly offers English as a foreign language (EFL) courses into predominantly offering professional courses now. The current student body predominantly studies business courses when compared to EFL.

We offer ABE (Association of Business Executives) Business Management (Business Management Pathway and Management of Information Systems Pathway) and Travel, Tourism and Hospitality courses at QCF 4, 5 and 6 levels; ACCA and ABP (Association of Business Practitioners) Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management QCF 7 level course.

We also have a large group of students studying English as a Foreign Language (EFL) and IELTS courses. We take pride in the fact that we have received British Council Accreditation for this group of courses and are the leading provider of English language courses in Ealing.

We currently teach students at two sites in close proximity to each other and we employ around 30 members of teaching and admin staff.

The college holds British Council and BAC accreditation and is an A rated Tier 4 sponsor with the UK Border Agency.

The college is also a member of UK Online Centres and offers free computer training to adults.

West London Business College operates from two sites which are laid out in such a way that a wheelchair access is unfortunately not possible.
This issue was communicated to relevant parties in the hope that arrangements would be made to rectify this situation. We have been informed that an installation of a disabled lift or any similar solution is not possible.

We apologise to all prospective students who are prevented from joining the college due to the lack of this provision.

We would like to apologise for this and confirm that should a student develop a need for a wheelchair during their studies with us, the student will be provided with all help needed in finding the most suitable course provider where they would be able to continue and complete their course with minimal disruption.