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And our survey said… “Love the course, love the tutor, and the support” East Riding College have announced the results of a student survey conducted in the first few weeks of lockdown, to assess how students were coping in the crisis and adapting to working from home and studying online. 

Four East Riding College hairdressing and barbering apprentices are celebrating, having completed their end point assessment in style.  The four were all awarded distinctions by assessors for demonstrating the skills, knowledge and behaviours required of level two apprentices.  As well as assessing their creative, practical and technical skill, the trainees are also graded on their consultation skills, professionalism and speed.  

East Riding College is celebrating yet again after the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), the body responsible for assuring the quality of higher education provision in England, gave the College the highest level of confidence it can bestow upon a provider.  The quality visit provides an expert, independent judgement on the quality of the College’s degree-level provision – known as higher education. 

East Riding College have climbed the rankings again in national achievement rates tables published by the Government recently.  The College now appears in the list of the top 20 general further education colleges in the country for achievement rates.  Achievement rates are one of the most stringent measures of student success and show the percentage of students that were awarded their qualifications. 

Like many other colleges and schools, East Riding College has been monitoring the rapidly evolving situation regarding the Coronavirus pandemic and to date has followed government advice on social distancing and self-isolating to protect the most vulnerable.  Some of our students and staff, who have been identified as most at risk, have already being advised to work and study from home. At East Riding College the welfare of our students and staff is always our top priority.