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In British English, 'college' does not refer to University / higher education, it's closer to high-school. Garry's british and probably went to a UK college at
by tiniuclx 1y ago
In British English, 'college' does not refer to University / higher education, it's closer to high-school. Garry's british and probably went to a UK college at the normal age for someone in his cohort.
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- ChocolateGod 1y agoThe post even references this > Our college is free and normally vocation targetted. People who leave school usually either get a job, stay on at school for 2 more years, or go to college.
- Flere-Imsaho 1y agoTo be more precise they are called "6th Form College", and take 2 years to complete. At the end you take A-Level exams* which determines which type of university you can apply for. My mates went to Cambridge/Oxford, I didn't. * This information may be out of date!