Stockport College of Further and Higher Education Overview of the institution

	Overview of the institution   Location   Accommodation & welfare   Facilities   Courses: •English Language •School-level •Further education •Access, bridging & foundation •Higher education •Art & design   Tuition fees   Entry requirements & application procedure   Where to obtain further information			There has been an educational institution on the site of the present-day College since 1889 and those buildings still form part of the College buildings. Within the College's main faculties are fifteen schools covering areas as diverse as: Accounting Architecture Design Electronics Hairdressing Science Social Care Additionally, the College has a Flexible Learning Centre with some 3,000 students on a range of courses, and is presently involved in developing open learning in a number of European countries. The College runs degree courses as well as professional courses, HNDs, HNCs, NVQs, GNVQs, A-levels and GCSEs. The College presently has 15,000 students (two-thirds of these are over twenty-one years of age) studying full-time, part-time or via flexible learning. [ Top of page ]

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