The National College for Advanced Transport and Infrastructure (NCATI) is an independent further education college. It was formerly known as the National College for High-Speed Rail. The college admitted its first apprentices in autumn 2017. In July 2019, the college changed its name to the NCATI to reflect a broader remit encompassing other forms of transport and infrastructure. The college has two campuses, one located in Birmingham and the other in Doncaster. At the time of inspection, NCATI had 167 apprentices on roll, most being adults. All are working towards a range of standards-based apprenticeships. The large majority of apprentices are working towards level 4 qualifications in vocational specialisms such as rail and systems engineering, civil engineering and command control and communications. A very small minority of apprentices are studying at level 3 in subjects such as train driving, rolling stock maintenance, and signalling. A few apprentices are enrolled on a level 5 apprenticeship in operations management. In addition, a further 20 adult learners are enrolled on an access qualification. NCATI also operates three higher education courses, which are outside of Ofsted’s remit to inspect.