Dearne Valley College
Dearne Valley College is a part of the RNN Group, a group of education and training organisations which also includes Rotherham College and North Notts College. Our campus is based in the heart of the Dearne Valley in Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham, and is also easily accessible from Barnsley and Doncaster.
At Dearne Valley College we provide full and part-time courses and Apprenticeships for school leavers and adults, as well as degrees and other higher-level and professional training.
You can study from entry level through to Level 3 (which is the equivalent level to A-Levels) before choosing to progress on to degrees and university-level courses with us. We specialise in a technical and career-focused training and education, and will provide you with high quality learning combining hands-on and practical skills, valuable work experience and the technical, underpinning knowledge.
Who to contact
- Telephone
- 01709 513355
- learn@dearne-coll.ac.uk
- Website
- www.dearne-coll.ac.uk/
Where to go
- Name
- Main Campus
- Address
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Manvers Park
Wath Upon Dearne
Swinton
Rotherham
South Yorkshire - Postcode
- S63 7EW
Other Details
Costs
- Details
- Please see website for a full breakdown of course fees.
Local Offer
- Description
The College is committed to providing opportunities for all students to achieve their full potential within a safe and supportive environment. The College works within a safe and supportive enviroment. The College works within the guidance contained in the new SEND Code of Practice in relation to students aged 16-25. We recognise that students with Special Educational Needs and Disability will need varying degrees and types of support to achieve their primary learning goal and we have a careful transition and assessment process to determine these individual needs.
- Contact Name
- Sue Fisher
- Contact Telephone
- 01709 513333
Schools Extended Local Offer Response
- How accessible is our setting?
People applying to the course will receive a date and time for a personal interview during which they can discuss any concerns about support needs. An assessment of these needs will be arranged immediately which gives a chance for a more in depth discussion with both the student and their family.
