Student support
At Buckinghamshire Recovery College, we welcome students from all walks of life. Success means different things to different people. It could be:
- Getting out more and meeting new friends.
- Gaining new knowledge or self-management skills.
The college celebrates the lived experience of everyone—both tutors and students—and believes that we all have the ability to change and grow.
Accessibility and inclusivity
We are committed to making our services accessible to everyone across Buckinghamshire. To do this, we offer courses in different areas, making it easier for people to attend, no matter where they live.
Non-urgent advice: Individual Learning Plan
We encourage students to complete an Individual Learning Plan (ILP) with a student adviser. This plan helps you decide what you want to achieve at the college.
Completing an ILP will help you:
- Identify your learning goals based on your hopes and ambitions.
- Choose the courses that will help you reach those goals.
- Track your progress as you go.
You can also discuss any support you may need before starting your course. This can be done through the ILP or by talking to the college co-ordinator when you enroll.
Please let us know if you have any learning, mobility, or sensory challenges when you register. We will do everything we can to make sure your time at the college is rewarding and successful.
Buckinghamshire Recovery College works with many other organisations to help students when they are ready to move on. These organisations can provide a range of recovery resources, such as:
- Books
- Leaflets
- Other materials for short-term loans
Page last reviewed: 20 January, 2025