Central Community
The Learning Curve
The Learning Curve is a state-of-the-art area, with 250 learning spaces offering a mix of exciting environments in which to learn. The coffee bar and a range of quality soft furnishings enable the opportunity for social interactions and informal learning through discussion, newspapers, magazines, periodicals and books on specialised subjects distributed throughout. 0141 271 6240 learningcurve@central-glasgow.ac.uk www.learningcurveccc.blogspot.com
The Fit Club
The Fit Club is located on the 7th floor of the Charles Oakley Building. The Fit Club offers a range of state-of-the-art fitness equipment including computerised aerobic machines and resistance stations. We aim to provide a safe and comfortable environment and to help all users feel relaxed and welcome. The Fit Club offers a range of classes which take place during lunch or early evening.
Car Parking
Limited student car parking is available for session 2009/2010. However, students with extenuating circumstances or specific requirements should contact Learner Services. Central College cannot be held responsible for vehicles which have been parked on College grounds in terms of loss or damage to these vehicles or their contents.
Hair and Beauty Treatments
Fed up with your image? Looking for a new look? Why not visit our very own Reflections Hair & Beauty Salon! Various treatments are available to help you make the most of your appearance. So go on, treat yourself, make an appointment now by contacting: 0141 271 2117.
Café Central
Café Central - the college's brand new refectory is located on the first floor of the Charles Oakley Campus. Opening in October 2008, Café Central provides a relaxed social and eating space with something for everyone. Our food court offers hot speciality meals and snacks, Deli Bar and a Costa Coffee Bar. Whether it's a tasty Wrap, Sandwich or Panini to go or a speciality dish to sit in and enjoy, we offer innovative and interesting food choices. Our caterers 'Inspire' are proud to be an independent Scottish business committed to sourcing 90% of goods from local suppliers across Scotland.