The College still offers a wide range of open and flexible learning courses for people who have home commitments such as caring responsibilities and want to study at home, shift workers who cannot attend classes, those who would like to update their qualifications or people who want to gain further qualifications. Chesterfield College consists of three campuses over the town of Chesterfield which are used by the college to tutor students for different courses. The main campus is on Infirmary Road and is where most of the students learn, as well as being home to the Advice and Guidance Centre and the administrative centre of the College. This campus has a North Blocks, South Block Tower, East Block Engineering Workshops and West Block and Wharf Lane Workshops. The Infirmary Road site is where the majority of the courses take place. The second campus is at Lockoford Lane which houses newly renovated automotive workshops. A smaller third campus is at the Queen's Park Leisure Centre  The college has various satellite sites in places such as Nottingham Derbys, Manchester and Markham Vale. These sites offer training and arrange apprenticeships. Chesterfield College has been awarded Learning and Skills Beacon Status for excellence in community-based education. This award was launched by the Department for Education and Skills and the Learning and Skills Council in 2002. This award was presented to the College in London on 15 March 2005. Chesterfield College is a partner institution of Higher Futures, the Lifelong Learning Network (LLN) for South Yorkshire, North Derbyshire and North Nottinghamshire.