Accreditations
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East Riding College was given LSIS Beacon Status in June 2011, Only a handful of colleges are awarded this highly respected accolade annually. In order to qualify for Beacon status, leadership and management must be graded by Ofsted as "outstanding" and inspection reports should have no grades less than "good" in all other areas inspected. Read more. |
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Our appearance in the Sunday Times list was a result of our successful application for Best Companies accreditation. Read more at the Best Companies website. |
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Our Investors in People accreditation demonstrates our commitment to developing our staff. Read more at the Investors in People website. |
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The matrix mark is the benchmark standard for the quality of advice and guidance offered to people about learning or work. Read more at the matrix website. |
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We have been awarded the "two ticks" symbol by Jobcentre Plus because we have made a commitment to employ, keep and develop the abilities of disabled staff. Read more at the Directgov website. |
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The College achieved the Government-led Customer Service Excellence standard after a rigorous process which looked at issues such as timeliness, information, professionalism and staff attitude. Read more at the Customer Service Excellence website. |
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East Riding College was awarded the prestigious Training Quality Standard (TQS), the most challenging accolade training providers can earn, in October 2009. Read more at the TQS website. |
| Apprenticeships are work-based courses which involve learning and gaining qualifications while working for an employer and are a key element in the government's drive to improve skill levels national. Read more on our apprenticeships page or visit the government's apprenticeships website. |
