Abbey College London is located in Belgravia, central London.
Whether from London, the Home Counties, China, Korea, Nigeria, Vietnam, Malaysia or the Middle East, all of our students have high aspirations and are determined to succeed and do so as a consequence of their working effectively together both inside and outside of the classroom.
In the past few years the College has seen student numbers rise to one hundred and the need to cater for the increased demand for places resulted in the College marking its twentieth anniversary in 2005 by moving to premises in Belgravia; premises appropriate to a College of its academic standing and reputation. This reputation is built upon consistently achieving outstanding results and thus enabling students to enter the most competitive degree courses. The College consistently achieves progression for students to the Russell Group universities for subjects such as medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy; law, economics, management science; mathematics and engineering.
| The College in Figures |
| Number of Students |
130 |
| Age Range |
16+ |
| Courses |
GCE A-Level |
| A-Level A-B Grades |
71.1% |
| % of International Students |
50% |
Mark Love
Principal, Abbey College London
Mark Love was educated at university in Bristol. He worked for some years in industry in the United States of America before beginning his teaching career at Barton Peveril College, Hampshire, where he taught Economics at GCE A-level. In addition to his teaching duties, he was Senior Tutor and a College Governor.
Mark Love joined Abbey College London after seven years as Vice Principal of a college in Surrey. He was appointed Principal in 2005.