Mission
To provide high quality education and training which is inclusive and matches the
needs of our diverse learners and the economy.
Profile
Liverpool Community College is the only FE Sector institution in Liverpool and serves
a population of approximately 457,300. The College activities take place within a
framework of equality of opportunity.
The college has overarching core priorities to:
- Increase participation and improve student achievement and retention
- Achieve excellence in staffing
- Continue to improve the college's financial security
- Provide a quality estate
Background
Liverpool Community College was established in April 1992 by the amalgamation of four
former further education colleges. We are one of the largest FE colleges in England with
five of the six main college buildings located in the city centre. It has 12
Drop
in Study Centres (DISCs) (smaller community based centres) which themselves act as
hubs for outreach provision in more than 50 neighbourhood venues.
The College provides more than 500 academic and vocational courses for more than
20,000 students each year. The programmes range from basic skills to higher education
qualifications. The College is proud of its continuing record in providing education
and training and a way into employment for many people traditionally excluded from these
opportunities.