The Cornwall College Group comprises eight centres in Cornwall and two in Devon. There are two general further education campuses at Camborne and St Austell, three land-based studies campuses at Stoke Climsland, Bicton and Rosewarne. Specialist provision takes place at Falmouth Marine School, Newquay University Centre, the Eden Project and golf at St Mellion Resort. The college has a dedicated Engineering Skills Centre in Plymouth. It also provides education and training in outreach centres and with many local employers and partners. At the time of the inspection, there were around 3,000 learners on programmes for young people, including nearly 400 receiving high-needs funding. Learners also study T levels in health and in early years. Around 1,500 adult learners study at the college. They mostly study part-time health and social care subjects. Adult learners study Skills Bootcamps in construction or engineering. The college has around 1,500 apprentices across levels 2 to 7. Around half of the apprentices study construction or engineering. Apprentices also study subjects such as agriculture, veterinary nursing, manufacturing and horticulture. Around two-fifths of apprentices are aged 16 to 18. Most young apprentices study at level 2 or level 3. The college works with seven subcontractors, two for education programmes for young people and five for adult learning programmes.