British Accreditation Council (BAC)

London School of Science & Technology is recognised as efficient by the British Accreditation Council for Further and Higher Education (BAC).

It is very important that all students, particularly those from overseas, should be able to select a college confident in the knowledge that it is an institution offering high standards of education and operating according to clearly defined levels of competence.

The British Accreditation Council for Further and Higher Education was established in 1984 in direct succession to an earlier scheme run by the Department of Education & Science. Its sponsors include the chief bodies responsible for the maintenance of academic standards in Britain: universities and, colleges, national valedictory bodies, public and professional examining boards and also those bodies, such as the British Council, with a particular concern for overseas students.

London School of Science & Technology has satisfied the standards laid down by the Council in respect of: premises, general organisation, the control and supervision exercised over both students and staff, the quality of teaching and supporting services, including the suitability of courses for the needs of students; and legal and financial viability.