Reid Kerr College is a community college which aims to develop people and improve their life opportunities. Reid Kerr is always there to help their students reach further and achieve more.

The 16,000 students who choose to study here each year can do so on a full-time, part-time or flexible learning basis. No matter which method they choose their commitment remains the same. Quality learning programmes and dedicated enthusiastic staff ensure that the best education is available to all their students.

Whatever your age, learning need or personal circumstances, the College will provide you with vocational training and lifelong learning within a supportive environment. Reid Kerr will help you select the course that is right for your abilities and interests.

Teaching Facilities
The college has a wide range of high quality teaching facilities including: a call centre; computer suites; construction/engineering workshops; hairdressing suites; gyms; media production facilities; model offices; training kitchens; training restaurants etc.

Student Services Unit

The Student Services Unit provides access to a number of services including:
Course Information - a wide range of course information is available.
Assisting you to apply for a course - this would normally be done by filling out the on-line application form on this web site or completing the forms in the course leaflet or prospectus. The Student Services Unit can assist you to complete these forms where required.
Financial Advice - trained staff are available to give you advice on fees and other financial matters.
Careers Advice, Guidance & Counseling - trained staff can provide careers information and guidance
Overseas Students - the Student Services Unit can help you settle in and enjoy your time at Reid Kerr. They keep in close touch with local organisations and, where possible arrange for you to participate in joint social events.
 

Students with a Disability or Learning Difficulty
The College welcomes applications from students with disabilities. Reid Kerr make every effort to meet your needs and strive to ensure that all disable students can access every college facility.

Members of the Student Development Unit are available to give advice about existing facilities and equipment and to discuss any requirements you may have. Support for students with a specific learning difficulty such as dyslexia, is also available from the Student Development Unit. For further information or a tour of the campus please contact George Smith or Mary Jane Bird on 0141 581 2315 or by textphone on 0800 052 9612.
 

College Hours
The college is open during term time from 8:15am - 9:00pm Monday to Wednesday; 8-15am - 5:05pm Thursday & Friday and 9:00am - 12:00 noon Saturday. During vacation time the college is open on weekdays from 9:00am - 5:05pm, although these hours may be extended during peak recruitment periods.

College Library
The college library provides an excellent information, lending and reference service for all courses offered by the College. A large private study area and Flexible Learning Zone are also available for student's use.
 

College Nursery
The college boasts the finest nursery provision of its kind. Highly trained staff care for student's children aged 2 to 5 in the nursery which is situated on the campus.

Student Association
The Students Association is run by students for students, its aims are to maintain and improve student welfare, finance and facilities, both within the college and on a national level through the National Union of Students (NUS). They also provide a programme of entertainment for all students throughout the year. Membership is free and automatic for all students.
 

Chaplains
They have an inter-denominational chaplaincy team who visit the college regularly to offer pastoral advice and counselling.

Schools
The college offers a large variety of school classes in all departments, principally for 5th and 6th year pupils. Reid Kerr can also provide courses for pupils with learning difficulties.

The Schools Liaison Officer will be delighted to attend career evenings, parent evenings and guidance sessions to talk about the opportunities available.