Cambridge Regional College is a medium-sized general further education college based in Cambridge. Following a merger with Huntingdon Regional College in 2017, the college operates from the main site in Cambridge and a smaller site in Huntingdon. A broad range of vocational and technical courses across most sector areas are taught at the college. At the time of the inspection, there were 2,689 students on education programmes for young people and 2,703 adult learners. Most adult learners are taught on standalone courses, with a small proportion taught on study programmes for students aged 16 to 18. There were 697 apprentices, most of whom are on standards-based qualifications, with a very small proportion of apprentices completing framework qualifications. Most apprentices are in construction and engineering. There were 546 learners with high needs. Just over half of learners with high needs are taught in the ‘Supported Learning’ area, and the remainder are taught vocational and technical qualifications. There were 144 learners with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). The college works with three subcontractors to deliver adult learning.