It is recommended that the students should attend the classes. Every student should at least fulfil the 80% attendance benchmark. If it is proved that the students do not have the 80% attendance then the College will issue two warning letters to the Students. Therefore, if still the attendance is not improved then the College will terminate the student from the College and report it to the UKBA.

The College can arrange, on request, accommodation for its students. Initially, the college can reserve accommodation with a host family within reasonable travelling distance. For accommodation to be arranged by the college, students must let the College have a completed accommodation reservation form with one month's rent deposit at least four weeks before accommodation is required:

Other expenses (cleaning charges, utility bills etc.) approximately £40 - £50/week may be added to the above rates.

Students requiring accommodation services have to deposit one month’s rent with the college in advance. The deposit is refundable when the student leaves the accommodation.

A student may, however, decide to stay with friends or relatives or rent somewhere to live in. At present the average price of renting a room in a shared house in this area is £70 - 80 per week. The students may also have to pay something extra towards electricity, gas, phone bills etc. Most private landlords will ask for one month's rent in advance and may also ask for a month's deposit to cover any damages.

Students will need money to survive on a daily basis. They will need to have warm clothing in the winter, buy food and toiletries, pay for transport, and any extras. An average guide to living cost would be a minimum of £40 - 50 weekly.

Students may avail themselves of the photocopying facilities provided by the College at nominal charge. Students are permitted to print necessary documents and study materials free up to 200 pages per year. But additional pages are also allowed to be printed by a nominal charge.

The Students are given advice on their choice of courses and guidance in their future career. Career guidance is provided by specialists in the field. The student’s welfare department may also help the students to search for part time jobs to support themselves during their study period.

Overseas students enrolled on course of more than six months duration are entitled to free hospital treatment through the UK National Health Service. All students must register with a General Practitioner (GP). The Students should go to the local General Practitioner’s clinic with the College Admission letter and the original copy of the Passport for the registration. The Students encountering any difficulties in obtaining medical care must consult the college authority immediately.

The College Library stocks books recommended on the Departmental book lists. The Students are allowed to use the library whenever they wish to study. The Whitechapel library is in within the vicinity of the college. The LTC library provides all texts, further readings and up to date editions of all basic books. We also provide academic journals for advanced research in relevant field. Students can borrow two text books at a time for up to one week.

We have an exciting social programme, including inexpensive trips to places of interest in London and day trips outside the city. We also organise events within the college, e.g. quizzes, debates and sports competitions. The Student Welfare Department would be responsible for organising these categories of events. Therefore the Students should contact with the Student Welfare Officer if they want to have any such event.

The students have unlimited IT access for both academic purposes and students own personal use. Every room of the College building has the internet connection. Students have the unlimited internet facilities. All the information about the courses can be found in our website. Students may download the soft copy of the course documents. Every student will have an individual College email address and the College will send all emails to this email. It is recommended that the students should check their email frequently.

Health & Safety is a priority at LTC. As part of the College’s regular internal campus audit we regularly test and appraise our students to ensure that the premises and equipment are safe and sound for the staffs and students to use. LTC does not compromise in terms of health & safety.

LTC has a superb cafeteria where you can get all kinds food and the congenial environment with your fellow students. It has the facilities of the game of Pool and Table Tennis. This cafeteria is also known as the Common Room for the Students. Every year, the College organise the Pool and Table Tennis tournament among the students and teachers.

The College also organise the Christmas Party, Bengali New Year’s Party, discussions on Bangladesh and other international issues. LTC publishes the yearly magazine every year. The Magazine comprises the articles, stories, poems and so forth which are written by the academics, staffs and students.

LTC is surrounded by leisure centres with facilities of gym, swimming pools, badminton courts etc. A modern sports centre (Mile End Leisure Centre) is not more than three minutes walk from the college. The students could enjoy the facilities at a discounted price.