What is ROC College?

We deliver a range of personalised and accredited learning programmes that support students to transition into adulthood by developing independent living skills, providing therapeutic input and building employability skills.

I’ve really liked my experience working here, as I’ve always wanted to work in a restaurant or café. It’s been a really good part of my time at ROC College. 

Elliot, student

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Frequently asked questions

How do I enrol at ROC College?

Our students are referred to us through their Local Authority and their designated SEN Caseworker. We also accept referrals through Careers South West.

What age groups can study at ROC College?

We work with young people between the ages of 16 and 25 with Education, Health and Care Plans.

How do I speak to a member of the team?

If you would like to get in touch in person about an application, please contact our admissions team at roccollege-referrals@unitedresponse.org.uk or on 01803 868550.

Where can I find your curriculum?

Please refer to our Curriculum Policy.

Do you have accommodation for students?

We are a non-residential college, however, being part of United Response means we do have access to services that can assist with accommodation. Please contact us for more information.

Where can I find your Ofsted report?

ROC College was inspected by Ofsted in June 2019. We were rated Good. Please refer to the ROC College Ofsted Report for more information.

Where can I find your Safeguarding Statement?

Please refer to our Safeguarding Statement, dated February 2023.

How do I apply to work as a job coach or student support tutor at ROC College?

Please see our Jobs website for all our current education vacancies across the South West.

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