Campus Buildings

Other Venues

Wed, 14 Sep 2011 15:09:00 +0100

Construction Centre of ExcellencePractical Construction classes are held at our Construction Centre in Malvern, where there's enough space to build a house! Foundation Skills CentreMany of our public service courses include practical sessions at the Foundation Skills Centre, Worcester. Solutions (Lowesmoor Road)WCT Solutions at Lowesmore Rd. is home to our employer services department. School of Art & DesignOur School of Art and Design in Barbourne is where art, media, beauty and haidressing...

Deansway Campus

Wed, 14 Sep 2011 14:54:38 +0100

All Saints' BuildingThe All Saints' Building is at the heart of our Deansway campus. St. Andrew's BuildingSt. Andrew's is the home of Spires Theatre and Recording Studios. It's also where much of our general education subjects are taught. St. Wulstan's BuildingThe City's old police station, St. Wulstan's, is now where much of our business, management and law tuition takes place. The Cathedral BuildingThe Cathedral building is home to engineering and music technology....

Foundation Skills Centre

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 14:18:14 +0100

The Foundation Skills Centre on the edge of Worcester is the location for a variety of practical activities for Public Services students and foundation skills activities.

How to find us
Foundation Skills Centre,
Manor Farm,
Lower Wick,
Worcester.
WR2 4BS

School of Art & Design

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:54:41 +0100

The School of Art & Design is situated along the Tything to the north of the City. It has undergone extensive refurbishment to incorporate a new studio space which will be used for fashion shows and exhibitions and a state of the art salon. Accessibility information The main entrance to this building is at the back, where you will also find a car park which is free for staff and students to use. There is a lift to the first floor classrooms and all other ground floor rooms are fully accessi...

The Cathedral Building

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:51:49 +0100

The Cathedral building has had its foyer and reception areas refurbished to improve their appeal to students. The top floor has been converted to provide a study centre with one of the best views in Worcester. This building is home to engineering courses and music technology. Accessibility information The Cathedral building is accessible via sliding doors. When you have entered the building there is a lift immediately to your right. For comprehensive disabled access information for this ...

St. Wulstan's Building

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:48:39 +0100

The ex-Magistrates Courtroom has been transformed into a state of the art wireless enabled Integrated Study Centre allowing students to drop in to study or to be taught in groups. The entrance to the building has also been improved by creating a reception area and installing a three-storey lift. Accessibility information There is an accessible entrance at the back of the College in the form of a ramp. There is a lift to all floors. Signage is in Braille, as well as, in an accessible print forma...

St. Andrew's Building

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:46:58 +0100

St. Andrew's is home to the A level centre, science, I.T., music and performing arts. It contains all the facilities needed to ensure that you are able to practise new skills with the latest equipment and study in an inspiring environment. Accessibility information This building has a ramp to its entrance with sliding doors. Directly inside of the doors is a lift to all floors. For comprehensive disabled access information for this building see DisabledGo. Facilities Gill ...

All Saints' Building

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:41:01 +0100

Work has been completed on transforming both the library and the Learning Resources Centre into two interactive study centres. The refurbishment has provided students with more space to study. In addition there are separate study centres for travel and tourism, languages and foundation learning which provide specialist resources for the subject areas. Accessibility Information This building has a ramp up to sliding doors at its entrance. There are then ramps with handrails, which lead to ...

Building accessibility

Wed, 10 Aug 2011 13:18:32 +0100

The College has undergone a series of adaptations to it's buildings in line with the Disability Discrimination Act Part IV (2001). This has made it more accessible for all students. However, we are not complacent about our achievements and continue to alter the buildings in line with the suggestions of students with disabilities. A forum has been set up to ensure this process is thorough, and a disabled students action group called ‘Open Doors’ regularly informs Head of Estates and the Progr...