How We Are Regulated
The Trust is subject to the same law as any other employer or landowner with regard to health and safety, race and gender equality, access for the disabled and so on. In addition, however,
As a registered charity, we are obliged to demonstrate that we operate for the public benefit, independent of government or commercial interests. Click here for a link summarising the Trust's regulation by the Charity Commission.
As colleges, we are committed to ensuring that the education we provide is of the highest quality, and fully meets the needs of all students. Click here for a brief explanation of the role of the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).
As a provider of social care, we need to know that students are safe and properly looked after. Click here for links to recent inspections of RMET facilities by the Care Quality Commission.
Finally, as human beings, we are constantly inspired and challenged by the experiences and opinions of students past, present and future, visitors and other stakeholders.
As a registered charity, we are obliged to demonstrate that we operate for the public benefit, independent of government or commercial interests. Click here for a link summarising the Trust's regulation by the Charity Commission.
As colleges, we are committed to ensuring that the education we provide is of the highest quality, and fully meets the needs of all students. Click here for a brief explanation of the role of the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).
As a provider of social care, we need to know that students are safe and properly looked after. Click here for links to recent inspections of RMET facilities by the Care Quality Commission.
Finally, as human beings, we are constantly inspired and challenged by the experiences and opinions of students past, present and future, visitors and other stakeholders.
