FAQs

Our curriculum is developing all the time to meet the needs of local employers; however, we expect to offer majority of the subjects currently offered at our Amersham and Flackwell Health campuses, accompanied by those with emerging demand.

Our new High Wycombe Campus main building on Oxford Road is supported by a secondary building located on Brook Street, which is two minute walk away. The building on Brook Street will be used to deliver training in skilled trades, such as motor vehicle and plumbing, which wouldn’t be practical in the main building due to the floorspace and specialist facilities required. Students who use the workshops in the Brook Street building will still attend the main campus building.

As the new campus will be in the centre of High Wycombe it benefits from excellent transport links. Opposite the main building is High Wycombe Bus Station which has bus services travelling to and from Amersham, Bourne End, Chesham, Marlow to name a few, along with all areas of High Wycombe. A ten minute walk away is High Wycombe Train Station which has trains travelling to and from Aylesbury, Bicester, Princes Risborough, Beaconsfield, Gerards Cross, all the way through to London. We will have plenty of cycle parking on site, and there are nearby car parks for those who choose to drive.

The campuses will close once our students, staff and operations have relocated to the new campus in High Wycombe. We expect this to be in 2025 but will provide frequent updates.

Funding of the new College campus in High Wycombe is dependent on the two existing College campus sites in Flackwell Heath and Amersham being reused for residential purposes. The housing developments propose new high-quality homes with a mixture of tenures with a significant proportion being classed as affordable housing. On both sites, publicly accessible open space, footpaths and community sports facilities (Football pitch and Hockey pitch) will remain with the addition of new children’s play spaces. We have submitted planning applications for both projects to Buckinghamshire Council and have already received unanimous resolution to grant for the Flackwell Heath site. We don’t anticipate development to begin on these sites until students have moved into the new campus in High Wycombe.