Lincoln College is a large general further education college with two main sites. Lincoln campus is the larger of the two. There are a broad range of courses available. Students can access leisure facilities including a gym and immersive puzzle escape rooms. Newark campus has a smaller range of provision; the largest curriculum areas are in construction, aviation, hairdressing and adult learning. Leaders partner with local employers to offer young people the chance to study in commercial work environments. For example, animal care students attend part of their studies at Rand Farm, a large working farm site. Catering students spend part of their studies at The Old Bakery, a restaurant in the city centre. Currently, there are 2,932 students on education programmes for young people. They study a range of vocational courses, T levels and A levels. Leaders offer courses in most subject areas at levels 1 to 3. There are 1,107 apprentices who study standards-based apprenticeships from level 2 to 5. Around half are 16 to 18 years old. Most apprentices study courses in construction or engineering. The remaining apprentices study mainly business or hairdressing apprenticeships.