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STUDENT HANDBOOK2018-19
03Student Handbook 2018-2019MessageFROM THE PRINCIPALWhether you are studying at our Cambridge or Huntingdon Campus, we hope you willhave a wonderful time at CRC, developing skills that will help you build a great careerand to have an exciting future.We are very proud to be one of the top further education Colleges in the country. CRCstudents progress on to great jobs, Apprenticeships and Higher Education programmes.Over 90% of students would recommend CRC to their friends thanks to our inspirationalteachers and outstanding facilities.Everyone at Cambridge Regional College is totally committed to your success. It is agreat place to learn, with the education, training and work experience you need to helpyou prepare for a successful, rewarding and enjoyable career. College life is not all aboutstudy, of course. Many of our students make life-long friends, and take the opportunity toparticipate in the life of the College through our extensive range of activities andsport teams.Your learning and success are the reason CRC exists and every member of staff is workingto enable you to succeed. We hope you enjoy your time at the College.Please help us to maintain our College community as a place where everyone respectseach other and where everyone can be successful.We look forward to helping you achieve your career dreams.A WELCOME“GET INVOLVEDWITH THE SUMESSAGE“Welcome to Cambridge Regional College.We are delighted you are joining us and wewish you every success on your programme.FROM YOUR STUDENTS’ UNION PRESIDENTWelcome to Cambridge Regional College.Here we aspire to be successful with everything we do andencourage you to get involved in as many opportunities as youcan during your time here. As your Students’ Union President Iwould like to welcome you to the new Academic Year.I am proud to be representing the views of students at bothcampuses and welcome any ideas about how the Student UnionTeam can improve your College experience. We will be holdingregular meetings and be available to meet with you in the Hubs atboth campuses – please see the Student Union page of the VLE orT-Mail for news and information about how you can get involved.Mark RobertsonPrincipal and CEOSophie Day
Student Handbook 2018-2019#WeAreCRC90%05YOURCAMBRIDGE REGIONAL College.of students wouldrecommend CRCto their friends.One Great College, Two Great Campuses.06Campus Maps.07Our Mission, Vision and Values.08Our Behaviours.09The College Organisation.11STUDENT 101 - THE WHAT, WHERE AND WHENTerm Dates.14A Day in the Life.15The Hub, The Hub Online, ID Cards, College Closures,What to do if you are Absent and You Feel Unwell Whilstat College.16Student Behaviour and Conduct.17Mobile Phones, Vehicle Parking, Food and Drinkand Fire and Lockdown Procedures.18Student Social Spaces.19Transforminglives and creatingprosperity.MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR TIME AT COLLEGEWork Experience and Related Activity, Your PersonalDevelopment Plan (PDP), Your Individual LearningPlan (ILP) and Industry Placements.22Careers and IAG.23Apprenticeship Recruitment, Job Shop andLearning Resources Centre (LRC).24GET INVOLVEDEnrichment, Student Ambassador Scheme, TMail,Student Union and Clubs and Societies.28CRC Voice.29One of the top furthereducation Colleges inthe country.SUPPORT FOR YOUWelfare and Wellbeing, Learning Support, Bursary Supportand Progression Coaches.32Staying Safe Online, Safeguarding and Prevent. 34-35Equality and Diversity, Fire, First Aid and Health andSafety and Complaints and Compliments.36CRC BENEFITSNUS Extra, Sports Centre, IT Access and Hair and Beauty.40Follow us on Social Media.41Useful Contacts and Information and Student Guides.42
Student Handbook 2018-2019HuntingdonCampusONE GREAT COLLEGECambridgeCampus07TWO great CAMPUSESCambridge CampusKings Hedges Road,Cambridge, CB4 2QTTel:01223 418200Email:enquiry@camre.ac.ukDIRECTIONSCambridge CampusHuntingdon CampusCalifornia Road,Huntingdon, PE29 1BLTel:01480 379100Email:huntingdon@camre.ac.ukCambridge Regional College is situated to the north of CambridgeCity Centre, just off the A14. If you are using a Sat Nav, please use thepostcode CB4 2QTAccess from the A14Exit the A14 at junction 33 signposted for Ely/Cambridge and, at theroundabout, take the exit onto the A1309/Milton Rd signposted forCambridge City Centre. At the second junction, turn right onto KingsHedges Road. Turn right at the traffic lights into Kings Hedges Drive.You will find Cambridge Regional College and our Visitor CarPark clearlyMap?signposted at the front of the College.Access from Cambridge City CentreFrom the Ring Road/Cambridge City Centre, turn onto Milton Road andtravel towards the A14. Turn left onto Kings Hedges Road. Turn rightat the traffic lights into Kings Hedges Drive. You will find CambridgeRegional College and our Visitor Car Park clearly signposted at the frontof the College.Public TransportTaxis are available from outside Cambridge Train Station. The journeytime is approximately 15 minutes. A new train station in North Cambridgeis about a 25-minute walk away from the College. The CambridgeshireGuided Busway provides a direct route to the College from Huntingdonand St.Ives, Cambridge City Centre, Cambridge Railway Station andTrumpington Park & Ride. There are two Busway stops immediately nextto the College: “Cambridge Regional College” and “Orchard Park East”.Huntingdon CampusFrom A14 Westbound1) Leave at Junction 23 signposted Midlands/March,staying in right hand lane2) At roundabout take 3rd exit to A141/March3) Pass through 2 roundabouts remaining on A1414) At roundabout take 3rd exit towards St Peters Road5) Pass through 2 roundabouts6) Turn left onto Redwongs Way7) Turn right onto Sallowbush Road8) Follow road through traffic lights onto California Road, College on rightFrom St Ives1) A1123 Houghton Road2) At roundabout take 2nd exit onto A1413) At roundabout take 1st exit towards St Peters Road4) Pass through 2 roundabouts5) Turn left onto Redwongs Way6) Turn right onto Sallowbush Road7) Follow road through traffic lights onto California Road, College on rightFrom A141 Chatteris to Warboys1) Take 2nd exit at Warboys roundabout staying on A112) Pass through two roundabouts3) Take 3rd exit staying on A1414) At roundabout take 1st exit towards St Peters Road5) Pass through 2 roundabouts6) Turn left onto Redwongs Way7) Turn right onto Sallowbush Road8) Follow road through traffic lights onto California Road, College on right
Student Handbook 2018-2019OURmissionTo transform lives and create prosperity by delivering technicaland professional education that meets the needs of students,employers and communities in Cambridgeshire.OURvisionOURvaluesValuesFor CRC this means.WelcomingWe are friendly and open to everyoneEmpoweringWe work to unlock the potential in everyoneAspirationalWe believe that, with hard work and support,everyone can achieve anythingResilientWe support everyone to overcome hurdlesand to turn challenges into opportunitiesExcellentWe set high standards, and support andchallenge everyone to achieve themCourageousWe encourage everyone to step outside theircomfort zone, to seek better resultsRespectfulWe recognise that everyone is different andis a valued individualCollaborativeWe work together to share ideas and resourcesTo be outstanding in enabling students to exceland for serving employers and communities.The following values, which were developed in consultation withstudent and staff development groups, underpin the way weconduct ourselves in seeking to achieve our vision and mission:OURbehaviours09We have high expectations for the behaviour of our students, staff and managers.These behaviours help everyone to understand the way we do things at CRC toensure that we deliver an outstanding experience for all.VALUE: RESPECTFUL – WE RECOGNISE THAT EVERYONE ISDIFFERENT AND IS A VALUED INDIVIDUALStudents are expected to: Treat all fellow students, staff and customers with care and considerationBe on timeTreat the environment with respectWear an ID badge at all timesVALUE: RESILIENT – WE SUPPORT EVERYONE TO OVERCOMEHURDLES AND TO TURN CHALLENGES INTO OPPORTUNITIESStudents are expected to: Never give upAsk for help when they need itBounce backSeek support to develop their skills and for anything interfering with their learning or personal welfareVALUE: COLLABORATIVE – WE WORK TOGETHER TO SHAREIDEAS AND RESOURCESStudents are expected to: Be positive about working together to learn Engage in activities inside and outside the College or workplace to enhance breadth of learning andcontribution to the community Develop employability skillsVALUE: COURAGEOUS – WE ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO STEP OUTSIDETHEIR COMFORT ZONE, TO SEEK BETTER RESULTSStudents are expected to: Participate in giving feedbackTry new things in enrichmentChallenge inappropriate behavioursAsk for help
11Student Handbook 2018-2019VALUE: EXCELLENT – WE SET HIGH STANDARDS, AND SUPPORT ANDCHALLENGE EVERYONE TO ACHIEVE THEMStudents are expected to: Attend regularly and punctuallyParticipate in providing feedback to help the College improveEscalate issues until they are resolvedAlways try their best in everything they doVALUE: ASPIRATIONAL – WE BELIEVE THAT, WITH HARD WORK ANDSUPPORT, EVERYONE CAN ACHIEVE ANYTHINGStudents are expected to: Have a high expectation of themselves and othersWork to exceed targetsSeek information to plan a great careerGet involved in the life of the CollegeVALUE: WELCOMING – WE ARE FRIENDLY AND OPEN TO EVERYONEStudents are expected to: Be polite to visitors, fellow students and staff Maintain a high level of personal behaviour at all times Contribute to maintaining our College so it looks and feels welcomingVALUE: EMPOWERING – WE WORK TO UNLOCK THE POTENTIAL IN EVERYONEStudents are expected to: Set stretching yet achievable targetsSeek support where neededBe ready to learnMeet deadlinesTHE CollegeORGANISATIONYou will come across and work with a number ofdifferent staff members during your time at CRC.Here is a brief description of what each of them does.DIRECTORThis person has overall responsibility fora number of departments.HEAD OF DEPARTMENTThis person is the Head of your Departmentand is responsible for all the staff and studentswithin that area. Their role is to ensure thatyou are progressing and having an excellentstudent experience.TEAM LEADERTeam Leaders support the Head of Departmentto ensure the smooth running of the area.SUBJECT TUTORSThis person be will teaching a project/ unit ormodule on your course. They are responsiblefor planning and marking your work.PERSONAL TUTORSThis person will support you through thecourse. They will hold 1:1 tutorials with youto discuss progress. They will work with youto help you succeed by setting targets anddeveloping skills you need to completeassessments. Your Personal Tutor may alsobe one of your subject tutors.
13Student Handbook 2018-2019student101.#WeAreCRCTHE WHAT,WHERE & WHENThe Hub Online24 hour Advice and support at yourfingertips on computer, mobile ortablet via The Hub OnlineFeeling hungry? As well as The Kitchen,we have a Costa Coffee (Cambridge) andStarbucks (Huntingdon).Remember to wear yourstudent ID card at all times.As well as keeping you safe,you’ll also need it to accessthe LRC and food outlets!
A day in the life.Travel toCollege on theCollege Bus (orother means)TERMDATESAutumn Term 20183 September – 18 December 2018Autumn Half Term22-26 October 2018Spring Term 20192 January – 5 April 2019Spring Half Term18-22 February 2019Summer Term 201924 April – 27 June 2019Summer Half Term27-31 May 2019““Dates foryour diary!8.40Arrive atCollege09:00College daystarts, lessons12:00Lunch in TheKitchen andrelax in thesocial areaswith friends13:00Afternoonlessons start16:15Travel home,on CollegeBuses, train,public buses,car or bike.
17Student Handbook 2018-2019hubThe Hub is the place in College to supportyou as individuals whilst you are here at CRC.The Hub provides wraparound supportto all students and apprentices at CRCand is provided by a group of supportteams including: Careers and IAG Student Bursary Welfare and Support Safeguarding Apprenticeship Recruitment Student Engagement and Student Union Progression Coaches - If you needanything, visit The Hub and they will helpyou or point you in the right direction.THECollegeCLOSURESThe College website indicates the current statusof the College.There are three stages to the College’saccessibility: Green - The College is fully open to all users. Amber - The College will have a delayedopening for commercial activities and tolocal students and all staff who can makethe journey safely. The exact time of openingwill be communicated on the day by text, socialmedia and College websites. The College isclosed for students who would normally attendon the College’s contract buses. Red - The College is closed to all staffand students.WHAT TO DO IF.hub onlineyou are absentAt CRC we pledge to provide outstandingsupport to students. The Hub Online offer 24hour information, advice and support at yourfingertips on a computer, mobile or tablet. Tovisit The Hub Online sign into the CRC VLE.If you are going to be absent for any reasonyou must call the college on 01480 379100 forHuntingdon, or 01223 418551 for Cambridge,before 9am to report it.This number has voicemail for use inside andoutside of college hours.We will need your name, student ID number andthe reason for your absence.IDCARDSID cards are issued to all staff and students andmust be worn at all times whilst on Collegepremises or on College trips and visits.Your ID entitles you to access the Collegepremises and use it’s resources like the LRC andfood outlets. If you have a College bus pass youmust also show your ID badge when you get onthe bus to and from College.Daily ID badge checks take place at bothCampuses. We do this in order to ensure thesafety of all students and staff at CRC.College is a safe environment but it is importantthat we all remain vigilant. If you see someone inCollege without a badge or something suspicious,please report it immediately to a member of staff.YOU FEEL UNWELLwhilst atcollegeIf you start to feel unwell whilst at college pleaselet a member of staff know immediately.If you need to go home you must speak to yourtutor or subject lecturer to let them know. Theywill ask you to complete a sign-out form, whichthey must also sign. This form must be taken toReception before you leave the college.If you are under the age of 18 at the start of theacademic year your parent/carer will be informed.“STUDENT BEHAVIOURand Conduct“THERespect yourcommunityAs in any community it is important that College members, students and staff behavein a respectful and cooperative manner to make the best use of the facilities andopportunities at CRC. Students who do not observe these behaviours or demonstratethe College values will be subject to the College’s disciplinary procedures. If you areunclear about any aspect of the behaviour code please speak to your Personal Tutor.
19Student Handbook 2018-2019MOBILEFOOD ANDStudents are reminded that mobile phonesbrought onto College premises must beon silent during any teaching sessions andat all times when in the Learning ResourceCentres and all computer rooms.Students should not record, share ordistribute images and videos recorded onany electronic recording device (e.g. mobilephone, MP3 player, tablet) whilst on Collegepremises (including College transport) orCollege trips, which may cause offence toothers or bring the College into disrepute.Both Campuses have a number of food outlets,from the popular Costa Coffee (Cambridge) andStarbucks (Huntingdon) to The Kitchen, servingeverything from sandwiches and pastries to hotlunches cooked breakfasts and lunches.At Cambridge Campus the College shop alsoserves hot and cold drinks and sandwiches, as wellas sweets, cards and a range of everyday goods.Students can also eat in the College’s Brasserieat The Park. This is open to all members of thepublic, with meals cooked by catering students,and provides delicious, great-value food, whetherit’s a quick snack, a coffee or lunch.VEHICLEPARKINGFor Cambridge Campus, parking is chargedat 2 per visit and enforced by number platerecognition. Parking outside of these restrictionswill result in a fixed penalty notice charge tothe address the car is registered at. Please notethat enforcement is carried out by an externalcompany. Any concerns about penalty noticesshould be directed to the issuing company.There is currently no charge to park atHuntingdon Campus.DRINKFIRE ANDLOCKDOWNPROCEDURESAs part of CRC’s commitment to keeping allstudents, staff and visitors safe, we do hold regularfire and lockdown practices across both Campuses.It is important that you know what these areand what to do during a drill. To find out the fullprocedures, please visit the Hub Online and readthe Fire, First Aid and Health & Safety Procedures.STUDENTsocial spaces“SIT BACKAND RELAXBoth sites have designated areas for students to relax in during gapsbetween lessons. The furniture for these areas has been provided for youby your Student Union. Please treat these areas with respect and havethe courage to challenge or report poor behaviour if you see it, to ensurethat all learners feel happy, safe and welcome in these spaces.“PHONES
21Student Handbook 2018-2019YOURTIMEMAKING THE MOST OFMany local employerscontact our EmployerEngagement Team withjob opportunities in thelocal area that could besuitable for you.AT CollegeAt CRC you willachieve more than justqualifications. Everyfull-time Study Programmewill help you to developthe skills necessary forsuccessful progression andemployment.Our expert careers andIAG service is based inThe Hub and can help youmake informed decisionsabout your next steps.#WeAreCRC
23Student Handbook 2018-2019STARTING YOURGREAT CAREERAT CRC.and RelatedActivityEngaging with employers for work experienceor special projects will give you valuable skillsfor your future chosen careers. During your timeat CRC you will have many opportunities toundertake work experience and we have a teamof experienced Industry Placement Coordinatorswho are available to give advice and support onsourcing and undertaking work related activity.To speak with them visit The Hub or ask yourPersonal Tutor.Some courses require intensive work experiencecalled Industry Placements. There is a team ofpeople on hand to help and support you withthis. Drop in to The Hub or ask your PersonalTutor if you need anything.(PDP)YOUR PERSONALDevelopmentPlanAt CRC you will achieve more than justqualifications. Each full-time study programmewill help you to develop the skills necessary forsuccessful progression and employment. YourPersonal Development Plan (PDP) is a recordof your skills and areas for development andprovides you with a certificate that demonstrateswhat you have completed at CRC outside ofyour normal timetabled sessions. Your PDP isalso linked to the #WeAreCRC values.(ILP) YOURINDIVIDUALLearning PlanAll students on full-time courses, and thosepart-time students who have timetabled lessonsof 180 hours or more during the year, will be givenopportunities to discuss and complete an ElectronicIndividual Learning Plan (E-ILP) with their tutor.Full-time students can expect to have a minimumof 3 x 30 minute 1:1 Tutorial meetings with theirTutor at which you will complete and updatean E-ILP.These electronic Individual Learning Planshelp you identify your strengths and areas forimprovement, and by agreeing SMART (Specific,Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timebound)targets they will give you a focus and help youto overcome any difficulties you may have withyour course.These 1:1 Tutorials also give you the opportunityto review your progress and record yourachievements, helping you to make choicesabout future educational options andemployment opportunities.INDUSTRYplacementsThere is a team of people on hand to help andsupport you with this. Drop in to The Hub or askyour Personal Tutor if you need anything.CAREERSand iag““WORK EXPERIENCESUPPORT WITHNEXT STEPSOur expert careers and IAG service is based in The Hub and canprovide you with impartial information, advice and guidance to helpyou make informed decisions about your next steps.They can offer you a range of support including: 1:1 appointments with a fully qualified careers adviser Drop in services at both campuses Careers information and advice on The Hub Online Job searching which is tailored to your careers goals Help with creating and updating your CV Help with choosing what to do after you programme finishes Support with writing university applications and personal statements Online course information via Live Chat on the CRC website
Student Handbook 2018-2019APPRENTICESHIPRecruitmentThe Apprenticeship Recruitment Team is based in theThe Hub and work closely with the Careers and IAG Team to: Advise you on how to apply for an apprenticeship Offer information on a range of apprenticeshipopportunities in up to 52 subject areas. Assist with accessing maths and English programmes tostudy alongside your apprenticeship. Provide advice and guidance on your employmentas well as support throughout. Assist with interview and employability skills.JOBSHOPMany local employers contact our Employer Engagement Teamwith opportunities in the local area that could be suitable for you.These are uploaded to The Hub Online and also at various pointsaround the College. If you require support in applying for thesepositions, please visit the Careers and IAG Team in The Hub.(LRC) LEARNINGResources CentreThe LRC is a vibrant learning area at the heart of the College. TheLRC holds an extensive range of materials and information relatingto your studies, as well as a variety of study facilities and spaces.LRC staff can provide a lot of help with assignments. There arestudy areas in our LRC designed for both individual and groupstudy and the LRC staff are more than willing to provide help andtraining in study and research skills.Your College ID card allows you to borrow materials and loginto the 24/7 learning materials available on the website. LRCstaff are happy to help you use the centre and assist you in yourinformation and study needs.25
27GETStudent Handbook 2018-2019INVOLVED30#WeAreCRCWhen you enrol at CRC, you’llautomatically become a member ofthe CRC Students’ Union. Run bystudents, for students the SU willenhance your time at College!Become a Student Ambassador and enjoya range of unique opportunities andexperiences! We have Ambassador of theMonth and Year Awards up for grabs too.Want to start your own clubor society? You could receivea 25 start up grant!
29Student Handbook 2018-2019College life should be a good balance betweenhard work and fun. We strive to give you lots ofopportunities to access free enrichment activitiesthat will broaden your horizons, develop your skillsand contribute to the CRC and wider communities.You will have an Enrichment slot in your timetableevery week. There will be activities to sign up forincluding sport, debating, creative groups andvolunteering opportunities.STUDENTAMBASSADORSchemeThe CRC Student Ambassador Scheme providesstudents with a wide range of opportunitiesto develop their skills and demonstrate theCollege values by acting as an Ambassador forthe College. Activities include supporting atCollege open events, attending learner voicemeetings, supporting with staff interviews,speaking at locals schools, promoting theCollege to prospective students and writingstudent blogs for the College website.Student Ambassador opportunities areadvertised weekly in TMail and training isprovided when required.For every hour you volunteer as a StudentAmbassador you will receive 1 Ambassadorpoint. All Ambassador points will be totalledat the end of the year and you will receive aBronze, Silver or Gold Award. There are alsoAmbassador of the Month and Year Awardsup for grabs too.TmailTMail is your way to keep up to date with thelatest goings on in the College. It advertisesopportunities for you to get involved with CRC lifeand broaden your horizons and skills to make themost of your time at CRC. Your tutors will deliverTmail each week in Tutorials. If you have anythingyou would like to add please visit The Hub.STUDENTunionAll students 16 who enrol on a course at CRCautomatically become members of the CRC Students’Union. The Students’ Union is run by students,for students, and aims to enhance the studentexperience as well as being a representative body forstudents. Each year new Students’ Union committeemembers are elected and hold office for one year.Elections for President and Vice President happenin June each year and the remaining positions arevoted in by you during the first half term.Positions include: President Vice President (Cambridge Campus) Vice President (Huntingdon Campus) 16 – 19 Study Programmes Officer Adult Learning Officer Apprenticeships Officer SEND Officer International OfficerTo find out more about getting involved please visitThe Hub at either site or visit the Student Voice pageon The Hub Online.“SHAPE YOUREXPERIENCECLUBSCRCThere are still lots of opportunities toget involved in College life outside ofyour enrichment slot. The College offersopportunities for students who are interested instarting their own clubs or societies to do so withthe support of College staff. Each club or societywill also receive a 25 start up grant. If you areinterested in starting a Club or Society or findingout about ones that are already happening, thenvisit the The Hub at either Campus or downloadthe information from The Hub Online.“College Voice” is the umbrella name for a group of students made up of StudentCourse Representatives, Department Representatives, Student Union Exec Teamand Student Governors. If you decide to put yourself forward for one of theseroles, you will have the opportunity to represent your fellow students in order tosupport the College in providing an outstanding student experience.You will receive a Welcome to CRC Voice Presentation within your first weeks atCollege but, if you would like to find out more about getting involved, please visitThe Hub at either site or download an information pack from The Hub Online.and Societiesvoice“Enrichment
31Student Handbook 2018-2019#WeAreCRCWe also provide a rangeof study workshops andintensive learning supportsessions to help youprepare for examinationsand assessments.At Cambridge RegionalCollege we treat everyonewith respect. We believethat everyone has a rightto be valued and haveequal of opportunities.We know that moneymatters. If you need helpwith bursary support,speak to our dedicatedbursary and finance team!SUPPORTFOR YOU
Student Handbook 2018-2019WELFAREBURSARYand wellbeing supportYour physical and mental wellbeing can affectyour learning. Should you ever need to talk tosomeone confidentially about issues that maybe creating barriers to success, our Welfare andSupport Team, based in The Hub is here to help.The team can offer support and advice on anumber of areas including: Safeguarding yourself and others whilst at CRC Mental Health Sexual health Drugs and alcohol Sexuality and identity Healthy Relationships And being a young carer or young parent.The team also works with a large amount ofoutside agencies and charities that supportthe service that is already provided. If we can’tsupport you fully or we identify that you may needsome extra support, we will work with your to referor signpost you to one of our partner services.Money matters shouldn’t stop you from comingto College which is why our Bursary and FinanceTeam is available to advise you on sources offinancial help including any bursaries or supportfunds that may be available to you.The College can financially support studentswhose household income is lower than 28,000.You will need to fill out a form andsubmit supportive evidence, but when theapplication is approved it can support with: Meals, Kit, uniform, equipment Transport to and from College Trips ChildcareYou can collect forms from our reception deskin The Hub or talk further in the bursary office.If you are not eligible for bursary support butwould like advice and tips on how to manageyour money then please visit The Hub.LEARNINGPROGRESSIONThe College offers a range of learningsupport to make you more independent inyour studies. You can access learning supportsessions on a 1:1 basis, in small groups andthrough in-class support.We also provide a range of study workshopsand intensive learning support sessions to helpyou prepare for examinations and assessments.All of our learning support team are specialistsin a range of different fields and will help you toachieve your ambitions. We support
Student Handbook 2018-2019 MESSAGEA WELCOME “ “ Whether you are studying at our Cambridge or Huntingdon Campus, we hope you will have a wonderful time at CRC, developing skills that will help you build a great career and to have an exciting future. We are very proud to be one of the top furthe
