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STRATEGIC PLAN

2025 – 2030

TOGETHER WE EMPOWER PEOPLE TO THRIVE

This plan sets our our vision for the future, built around a shared commitment to transforming lives through learning.
At the heart of our strategy are four key pillars, which will guide everything we do:

Learning

A great place to learn

Ensuring high-quality teaching, an inclusive curriculum, and innovative approaches to student success through learning

Demi Darby

“I am so pleased that all the hard work has paid off thanks to the support from The Sheffield College. Being a young carer, it was difficult to manage my studies. If it wasn’t for the advice and support that I received, I wouldn’t be here graduating.”

Demi Darby, Health and Social Care

People

A great place to work

Supporting, valuing, and developing our staff to create a thriving and collaborative workplace

Ormah Khan

“It sounded like a great place to work so I thought I’d give it a try – that was 30 years ago and I’m still here! I’m able to work in a way that’s in line with my personal beliefs.”

Ozmah Khan, Lecturer in Health and Social Care

Sustainability

A responsible and sustainable organisation

Strengthening our financial health, improving our facilities, and embedding sustainability in our operations

Stephen Framton

“The college ensures that 100s of students every year are provided with an up to date green skills education that meets local and regional needs so that Britain can become a green energy superpower.”

Stephen Frampton MBE, Founder of Sustainability Support for Further Education

Partnerships

A trusted partner in the city and wider region

Working closely with employers, educators, and communities to drive opportunity and prosperity in Sheffield and beyond

Olivia Blake

“The passion and dedication of all the staff I met with was infectious and truly inspiring. I have nothing but huge admiration for the pivotal role they play in equipping young people with the skills they need to not only succeed but thrive in their chosen careers.”

Olivia Blake, Sheffield Hallam MP

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