Aylesbury College provides education and training for approximately 4,500 part-time students and 1,000 full-time students.

It is a 'traditional' FE College, operating a wide range of vocational courses including hospitality and catering, construction, care, hair and beauty and sport. A range of A levels and GCSEs is also available.

Founded in 1962, Aylesbury College of Further Education (as it was then known) was maintained by Buckinghamshire County Council until incorporation in 1993.

The College serves a population of 640,000, based in Buckinghamshire (excluding Milton Keynes) and Aylesbury Vale. Aylesbury has been identified as the site of substantial new housing development: proposals suggest up to 31,000 new dwellings and up to 28,000 jobs by 2031. In addition, a further 28,000 dwellings are predicted in the Vale as a whole by 2031.

The College operates on two main campuses; Oxford Road is a 15-acre site which accounts for about 95% of the College's total accommodation provision. The campus is a short walk from the railway station and the town centre. Buckinghamshire Professional Development Centre, a joint initiative between the College and Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, is based at Hampden Hall. This campus is located on the Wendover Road, approximately three miles from the Oxford Road campus on the southern edge of the town.

The College is planning to rebuild much of the Oxford Road campus over the next four years. See the latest information about the new build on the website - www.aylesbury.ac.uk

The College is directed by a Governing Body of 17 members, of whom the majority live and/or work in the local community. The Governing Body has an active committee structure, including committees for: Learning Services and Quality; Personnel; Audit; Finance and General Purposes; Governance and Search; and Remuneration (Senior Postholders).