Working Men's College is an educational institution in London, founded in 1854. It was established to provide higher education opportunities for working-class men, promoting lifelong learning and personal development. The college offers a range of courses, including arts, sciences, and vocational training, aimed at enhancing skills and knowledge. The college is known for its commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, allowing individuals from diverse backgrounds to pursue education. Over the years, it has played a significant role in the advancement of adult education in the UK, contributing to the broader movement of educational reform during the 19th century.