We are currently doing all we can to ensure the campus is safe for students, including having the following safety measures in place:
- Regular hand washing and sanitising is highly encouraged
- Face coverings are now optional on college transport and in communal areas on campus, but you are more than welcome to wear one if you wish
- You may be asked to wear a face covering in a close contact situation, for example a practical session
- Classrooms are cleaned before and after use
- If you have symptoms of a respiratory infection and a high temperature, or you feel unwell, you should stay at home and avoid contact with others. Please report in sick by contacting the Programme Administrator for your curriculum area.
Please note, we are no longer providing our students and staff with testing kits, and there is no longer an expectation that students or staff regularly test.
Please take a look through this page for more information, and if you require any further help please contact us:
Further education/college courses:
Higher education/university courses:
Message from your Principal
My name is Marcus Clinton and I’m the Principal of Reaseheath College and University Centre Reaseheath.
It has been a challenging period recently but I have been impressed with all our staff and students in the way they have responded. Learning has continued and there have been high levels of engagement and positive feedback. That is one of the hallmarks of Reaseheath, the excellent staff that we have and the desire to give our students the best possible learning experience and the highest levels of support.
In addition to that we have our beautiful campus which is just such a lovely environment within which to study, not to mention the £80 million investment in superb specialist facilities over the last ten years.
However, what is absolutely key is that all our expertise, support and facilities lead to meaningful outcomes. That is why our mission statement is Industry Focused, Career Ready. We believe passionately in ensuring our courses have a clear line of sight to the jobs and careers which are there in the sectors we support. These remain exciting times in our sectors with ever more innovation, technology and new types of jobs appearing all the time. At Reaseheath we know the importance of ensuring students have the transferable skills and employability skills that keep our graduates current and able to adapt as their chosen industries adapt and this is exactly what employers require.
We are proud of the success of our alumni and students graduating from FE and HE and apprenticeships all have a high track record of positive outcomes and onward destinations. Employers hold the college in high regard and know they can rely on our students to be an asset to their businesses.
I and all the staff very much look forward to playing our part in helping you achieve success and positive outcomes in your chosen area this year.
Marcus Clinton
Principal & CEO
Face coverings on campus
Face coverings are now optional on both college transport and on campus. Please note, you may be asked to wear a face covering in a close contact situation, for example a practical session, which we ask you to please adhere to.
Cashless system
Paying for items on campus
We no longer accept cash payments on campus and have now changed to iPay. Click here to view instructions on how to top-up your account.
Transport
Our buses will continue to have certain measures in place as explained in this video. This is to ensure your route to our excellent facilities is as safe and straight forward as ever.