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N W R C PRESENTATION TO REGIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE OF DERRY CITY COUNCIL 1 APRIL 2014

N W R C PRESENTATION TO REGIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE OF DERRY CITY COUNCIL 1 APRIL 2014. NORTH WEST REGIONAL COLLEGE. C O L L E G E V I S I O N.

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N W R C PRESENTATION TO REGIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE OF DERRY CITY COUNCIL 1 APRIL 2014

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  1. N W R C PRESENTATION TO REGIONAL SERVICES COMMITTEE OF DERRY CITY COUNCIL 1 APRIL 2014

  2. NORTH WEST REGIONAL COLLEGE

  3. C O L L E G E V I S IO N The North West Regional College will be the best FE College in Britain and Ireland, supporting our community to acquire the skills and aptitudes necessary to flourish in the 21st century.

  4. K E Y F A C T S Enrolments 2012/13 23,000+ Students • Full-time 4,500+ • Part-time 18,500+ Staffing • Teaching 532 • Non teaching 262

  5. K E Y F A C T S The College provision covers the full range from entry level to higher education. FURTHER EDUCATION Level 1 and below - 7.1% Level 2 - 21.1% Level 3 - 47.3% TOTAL FURTHER EDUCATION - 75.5% ESSENTIAL SKILLS - 6.0%

  6. K E Y F A C T S HIGHER EDUCATION- 18.5% The College has 1,500+ students on higher education courses. Each year Level 3 courses in the College lead to over 1,000 UCAS applications, of which over 600 are successful.

  7. K E Y F A C T S STUDENT SUCCESS RATES The student success rate is the percentage of students who achieve their qualification outcome. 2009/10 - 56% 2010/11 - 67% 2011/12 - 74% 2012/13 - 79% There has been an improvement of 23% in student success rates in four years.

  8. K E Y F A C T S QUALITY Currently 97% of the teaching and learning has been deemed good, very good or outstanding by the ETI with 3% satisfactory. No provision is inadequate or unsatisfactory. The QAA expressed “confidence” in the quality of the higher education delivery and noted it was in the top 10% of HE provision in the UK.

  9. A N N U A L B U S I N E S S T U R N O V E R £35,000,000 DEL BLOCK/GRANT - £23,000,000 EARNED - £12,000,000

  10. K E Y F A C T S UNFUNDED PROVISION Through efficiencies the College has been able to deliver provision over and above the DEL funding. 2009/10- £1,309,000 2010/11 - £2,710,000 2011/12 - £3,179,000 2012/13 - £ 700,000 2013/14 - £1,330,000 (Projected) TOTAL - £9,228,000

  11. K E Y F A C T S • ESTATE- 58,000 square metres • Main Centres: • Strand Road • Springtown • Northside • Strabane • Over 100 community and outreach • Since 2000 we have invested over • £53,000,000 in our estates development. • Glendermott • Limavady Main Site • Greystone

  12. T H E S E R V I C E S • Around 1,000 Further & Higher Education Programmes • Vocational Training • Bespoke Training Solutions • Professional Development • Government Training Initiatives • European Programmes • Consultancy Services • Conference Facilities & Event Management

  13. V O C A T I O N A L A R E A S • Administration and Office Skills • Applied Science • Art and Design • Business and Management • Construction, Built Environment & Civil Engineering • Distribution • Early Years Education • Electrical/Electronic Engineering • Hairdressing and Beauty • Health and Social Care • Hospitality • Information and Communication Technology • Leisure, Tourism and Recreational • Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing • Media and Communications • Motor Vehicle and Transport • Multi-Media

  14. F O U N D A T I O N D E G R E E S • Applied & Medical Science • Counselling • Hospitality & Tourism Management • Software Development • Travel & Tourism Others are planned for September 2014 and 2015.

  15. SERVICES TO BUSINESS PORTFOLIO Our Portfolio of Training Courses and Consultancy Services includes: • Graphic Design • Interior Architecture • Catering and Hospitality • Technology and Engineering • Office Technology and Administration • E-Business Issues • Business and Management • Health & Safety • Human Resource Management • Marketing • Information Technology Systems • Advance Telecommunications • Comprehensive range of short courses

  16. F O R W A R D P L A N N I N G • Refurbish estate at Springtown. • Further develop Strand Road site. • Expand STEM provision. • Expand higher education provision as outlined in the One Plan. • Continue to improve student success rate. • Continue to improve the quality of teaching and learning.

  17. C O N F E R E N C E F A C I L I T I E S Car Parking Hotel accommodation nearby TV and Radio studios with broadcast quality equipment Video conference facilities Technical support Conference reception facilities 100 seat Lecture Theatre (2) Conference rooms that can seat up to 60 State-of-the-art audio-visual facilities Licensed restaurant Small meeting rooms IT rooms with 20 PCs in each all with Internet access Exhibition area

  18. S U M M A R Y NWRC OFFERS: • a range of programmes at all levels; • innovative modes of delivery; • state-of-the-art facilities; • valuable Partnerships; • bespoke solutions for training needs.

  19. NORTH WEST REGIONAL COLLEGE Strand Road, Londonderry Main Street, Limavady (028) 7127 6000 (028) 7127 8700 Derry Road, Strabane (028) 7138 2317 www.nwrc.ac.uk

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