Ethos, Values & Mission
We are extremely proud of the education and support we provide at Hopwood Hall College.
Our priority is to provide the best possible education for our students, ensuring that each individual is given the support and encouragement they need to achieve their goals. Our values reflect the importance that we place on a caring and supportive environment expecting the highest standards of work, behaviour and commitment from our students and staff.
Our values
These values form the cultural framework within which Hopwood Hall operates, working with students, parents, employers, employees, partners, stakeholders, suppliers, communities and the environment. Our values are:
- Equality of opportunity
- Treating everyone with respect
- A climate of openness and trust
- Celebrating the achievements of students and staff
- Encouraging innovation and development
Our mission
Hopwood Hall College aims to provide the widest range of quality education and training to learners in the borough of Rochdale and beyond, to ensure they achieve their individual, educational and employment goals whilst meeting the skills needs of the region.
We also work collaboratively with other members of the Greater Manchester Colleges Group whose aim is to continually raise the quality of further education provision in the Greater Manchester area.
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Over 1 million young people had their say on the issues that effected them the most last year, as part of UK Youth Parliament's 'Make Your Mark'. Want your say? Visit their website now and vote for the issue you would like to be discussed at the House of Commons in November ????️✅
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