Pinc College

Pinc College offer an inspiring and impactful approach to education and pathways into employment for neurodivergent young people, aged 16 to 24 years. Their approach encompasses strategies that support mental health challenges, including anxiety and those relating to trauma. Pinc Creative College is an Independent Specialist College offering unique creative study programmes in 13 creative campuses located in galleries, museums and cultural locations in the Northwest, Midlands, Yorkshire and Wales. The nearest location for Leeds area is in Leeds Art Gallery.

Their inspiring locations provide students with opportunities for collaboration, workplace experience and connections to the community, whilst supporting local cultural and heritage assets and enhancing our partners engagement with young people. They ensure their physical environment is comfortable, that barriers to learning are removed, and that everyone has the resources that they need to feel able to engage and for teaching, learning and achievement to follow.

Their support for students extends beyond their studies and wellbeing to include pathways to the workplace and Higher Education.

Pinc offer UAL Level 2, Level 3 and Extended Level 3 Diplomas, alongside English and maths qualifications and a personal social development curriculum to support the young people in their preparation for adulthood.

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Who to contact

Contact Name: Nicola Platt
Contact Position: Head of Pinc College
Telephone: 07484059269 07484059269
E-mail: nicola.platt@pinccollege.ac.uk
Website: Impact Report
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Where to go

Name: Manchester Museum
Address: Oxford Road
Manchester
Postcode: M13 9PL
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Costs

Associated Cost: Yes

Availability

Referral not required
Referral Details: To book a taster day please use this link Book a Taster Day - Pinc College

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