The Cornwall College Group comprises seven campuses in Cornwall and two in Devon: general further education campuses (Camborne and St Austell) and landbased studies campuses (Stoke Climsland, Bicton, Rosewarne and Newquay). Highly specialist provision takes place at Falmouth Marine School. The college has a dedicated Engineering Skills Centre at Sisna Park in Plymouth. It also provides education and training in outreach centres and with many local employers and partners, including higher education at the Eden Project. The college provides a wide range of vocational and further and higher education courses and apprenticeships, from pre-entry level to level 7, and provision for learners with high needs. At the time of the inspection, there were 2201 16-to-18year-old students, 1,970 adult learners, who were mainly on vocational programmes, and 1,607 apprentices. There were some 221 students in receipt of high needs funding. Most students and apprentices study on courses related to agriculture, horticulture, animal management, engineering, construction and building services, hair and beauty, health, social care, and children, schools and families. A growing number of adult students also study on health and social care and counselling courses. In addition, many 16-to-18-year-old students enrol on creative and digital arts and media, and uniformed public services courses. At the time of the inspection, the college worked with nine subcontractors mostly on adult learning programmes in health and social care. Contracts with the three apprenticeship providers were ending and had small numbers of apprentices.