Curriculum - Regent College

Curriculum

Developing skills for adulthood

Learners at Regent College study a curriculum that develops skills and confidence for adulthood and progression to employment.

We support learners in creating a personalised study programme that meets their interests, goals, and Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) outcomes.

Full-time and part-time courses are available. Learners study at Regent College in Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent. Lots of learning also takes place in our local and extended community.

Taking part in real-life activities in the community is an important part of our curriculum. By taking part in practical activities, volunteering, and work placements, learners develop fundamental skills for life in the adult world.

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Visit learner experience to find out what to expect if you join at Regent College.

Employability Preparation and Development

Learners develop employability skills and prepare for work or volunteering in real-life settings.

Foundation for Living and Life

Learners develop independent life skills, build relationships, and take part in community activities that improve health and well-being.

Preparation for Adulthood

Learners develop employability skills and prepare for work or volunteering in sustainable real-life activities and settings.

Supported Internship

Learners take part in a practical work-based learning experience with the support of a career coach.

“My favourite college sessions are communications as I get to be with all my friends and favourite staff members. Attending college has helped me improve my anxiety and mental health which makes me feel happy.”

Sam, Learner at Regent College

Meet the team

Who is who at Regent College

Educational values

Read our missions and values

Ofsted report

Find out what Ofsted says about us

Sustainability

Our commitment to sustainability

Speak to us

We’re here to help and answer your questions. Call us on

01782 263326