ACCOMMODATION
Click above for more detailed information. Student accommodation in Hereford is generally considered to be of a high standard and good value. The Accommodation Officer plays an active role in liaising with landlords, inspecting properties, and offering advice to both students and landlords in order to ensure that there is sufficient good and affordable accommodation, with particular attention being paid to health and safety issues. There is a range of accommodation options, many within a mile radius of the College, with typical rent scales of £40 - £60 per week. Accommodation information and booking is usually sent out to students with their letters of offer. Email Jane Young – youngj@hereford-tech.ac.uk
LEARNING SUPPORT
Click above for more detailed information. All students are assessed for special needs/additional learning support. Learning Support tutors can provide individual tutorials at all levels of study while specialist support is also available for dyslexic students. The College liaises closely with complementary agencies including British Dyslexia Association, RNCB and Service for Students with Sensory Impairment. The College benefits from considerable professional expertise in this area, having run art and design courses for students with learning difficulties, disabilities and injuries over a twenty-five year period. Please contact learningsupport@hca.ac.uk for more information.
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE
Click above for more detailed information. Our specialist art librarians offer an outstanding service to students and are often highly praised in questionnaires and focus groups by students. The library contains over 15,000 books, journals, videos and DVDs. The library has recently re-located to a temporary home in the heart of the main college, whilst a new state of the art library is under construction – which will be shared with Herefordshire College of Technology.
STUDENT INFORMATION SERVICE
SIS offers all students impartial advice on a variety of personal issues. It provides a drop-in centre, a free counselling service and an abundance of confidential information, advice and support – from funding issues to housing and welfare.