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Posted 2 months ago

Wed 01 Apr, 2026 12:04 PM

How to get to college from your hall

Just moved into YourTRIBE Elephant & Castle and want to learn more about your journey to college? This article is for you.

YourTRIBE Elephant & Castle is in the heart of Elephant and Castle. It's perfectly located for students at London College of Communication which is an 8-minute walk away. Its well-connected location also makes commuting to other UAL colleges straightforward.

Your journey from YourTRIBE Elephant & Castle to college

Journey to Wimbledon College of Arts (53 min train journey)
Journey to London College of Communication (8 min walk)
Journey to Chelsea College of Arts (29 min bus journey)
Journey to Camberwell College of Arts (27 min bus journey)
Journey to Central Saint Martins (31 min tube journey)
Journey to London College of Fashion (45 min tube and bus journey)

Worried your commute seems long?

Commuting in London is all part of living the city lifestyle. Londoners will know that it is normal to have an hour commute to school, college or work and the average commute time in London is 74 minutes a day.

Although it may take some time to get used to, commuting is the perfect time to learn something new, get some life admin out of the way and cram in some people watching. Why not make yourself and playlist or put on a good podcast? Trust us, the time will fly by.

Need more help planning your route?

Citymapper is one of the most useful transport apps around and will soon become your favourite travel companion. One of the best things about this app is that it will give you real-time updates on your journey. Many people check it each morning before they leave to see if there are any disruptions to their journey.

Travelling safer

If you are travelling on public transport, remember to wash your hands before and after every journey. You can also carry a hand sanitiser or use the sanitiser points at stations. For more information on travelling safely on public transport visit the TfL website.