RHACC helping small businesses to grow by opening new co-working space -The Bridge
RHACC (Richmond and Hillcroft Adult Community College) is helping to give small and growing businesses a head start with the launch of new flexible and affordable co-working office space. The Bridge, named to reflects its aim to help businesses transition and grow, was officially opened at a...
ViewRHACC Ofsted Learner Views Survey
RHACC Ofsted Learner Views Survey. Learner Views is an online questionnaire that gives learners the chance to tell Ofsted about their further education and skills provider. It is open to all learners, regardless of their age or which course they are doing. Ofsted may use the information to help...
ViewBest-selling Author Jess Kidd to become Writer in Residence at Richmond and Hillcroft Adult and Community College (RHACC)
Award-winning author and former RHACC student, Dr Jess Kidd, has been confirmed as the College’s first ever Writer in Residence. The announcement, made at a Portcullis Trust fundraising event at which Dr Kidd was the guest of honour, will take effect from September 2019 and run until 2020 to mark...
ViewRHACC Gender Pay Gap Report 2018
RHACC supports and promotes fair and equitable treatment for all staff irrespective of gender and uses pay scales and grading system according to job roles. From 2017 onwards, the Equality Act 2010 (Specific Duties and Public Authorities) Regulations 2017 requires UK organisations with 250 or more...
ViewRHACC Celebrates Inspirational Learners at Learner Awards Ceremony
Richmond and Hillcroft Adult and Community College (RHACC) was awash with balloons and certificates as the college celebrated the achievements of its learners at its annual awards ceremony last week. The event, which acknowledges the inspiring achievements of adult learners in numerous different...
ViewWorking Together – Partnerships for Services to Adults with Learning Difficulties or Disabilities in Surbiton.
With 100 years of providing education in Surbiton at our Hillcroft Campus, we extended our provision last year to include services for adults with learning difficulties and disabilities, building on the extensive work we already undertake in this sector in Richmond and Merton.
ViewComputing Access to HE OCNLR Level 3 Diploma
This Level 3 course is an introduction to Computing across a range of topics including Computer Hardware, Networking, CyberSecurity, Games Development, Software, Programming, Web Design, Web Development, Databases, Word Processing, Systems Analysis, Research Skills, Study Skills and Maths. The course will also help you to improve your writing, ICT and numeracy skills and give you access to a range of University courses. You will receive an Access to HE Diploma on completion of this course with a minimum of 60 credits.
Access courses are designed to enable people aged 19+ to gain a qualification which is accepted by universities as an alternative to A Levels. Access courses are delivered over one year as opposed to the two years required for A Levels. An access course is therefore ideal for anyone who left school without formal qualifications, or for people who wish to change career without having to do two years of A levels.
Website Design & Creation - Introduction (Intensive)
This course is designed for those of you who aspire to being web designers or would like to learn the skills to produce your own website by producing webpages from scratch. So if you want an intensive course to help develop your career or simply promote your ideas and interests using a website this a course for you.
Website Design & Creation - Intermediate (Intensive)
This course is designed to follow on from the Introduction course and builds on the skills learned on that course. You will continue to use web design packages used to create commercial websites.
