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Cambridge Regional College

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The main entrance of Cambridge Regional College.

Cambridge Regional College is a mixed further education college located in Cambridge, in the county of Cambridgeshire, England. It offers a range of courses and programs for students who want to continue their education after school or improve their skills for careers. The college helps students prepare for further studies or employment by providing practical learning experiences and support.

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College profile

Cambridge Regional College offers many different courses, from hair and beauty to science and media, as well as programs to help students get job training. Students come from all around the eastern part of Britain and from other countries to study here.

The college merged with another college in 2017, creating one large college with two campuses. It is one of the biggest schools for students aged 16 to 19 in the area, with thousands of students taking classes. Most students go on to get jobs or continue studying after they finish.

The college has special facilities like art studios, a car workshop, hair and beauty salons, and a sports center. Students can also work in real restaurants and salons to gain experience. There is also a center for learning about green building and sustainable energy. The college supports many events and works closely with local businesses to help students learn and grow.

Notable alumni

Cambridge Regional College has had many successful graduates. Some well-known alumni include Andy Holden, an artist, and Russ McPherson, who served as the mayor of Cambridge from 2020 to 2022. Another graduate, David Bentley, is now a university teaching associate at the University of Sheffield.

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A view of Cambridge Regional College's park building, showing its campus environment.

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