Structure
The college was originally established as a non-departmental public body, but became an executive agency of the Department for Education on 1 April 2012. Its primary remit is for England, though its work has a strong international reputation.
It operates four sites - the LCC, at Ruddington and small offices in central London, and Bolton. The headquarters is at the southern end of the Jubilee Campus.
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