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Rachel Curry takes over as new Principal
Over the coming years Rachel will oversee the transition to the new College Vision 2027 strategy while further developing and building on the College’s Industry Excellence Academy model which helps prepare students for a successful and rewarding future career with courses which are co-developed and co-delivered with employer partners. Commenting on her appointment Rachel said: “My family and I live, study and work in Manchester, so I am acutely aware of what a privilege it is to lead The Manchester College in the city I love.
View detailsWhat Do You Learn in a Hair and Beauty Course?
- The make-up and hair industry has seen exponential growth in the past decade, and is expected to grow at a rate of 6.85% each year from 2022 to 2026. Now is the perfect time to get your foot in the door of the booming industry and figure out which specialist avenue you want to take.
View detailsYour Path to a Thriving Career: Top Growth Industries in Manchester
This sector is vast and includes Animation, Publishing, Visual Effects, Photo Imaging , Advertising & Marketing, Television and Gaming. The sector currently employs around 64,477 people and is expected to increase by a further 5,047 by 2025. Start your career journey at TMC Start your career journey at TMC, where we offer the right courses tailored to set you on the path to success in Manchester's thriving job market.
View detailsHealthy lifestyles on show at Openshaw
Pupil Tom Cash said: “I really enjoyed the event. It has been a good experience and my favourite activity has been the boxing.” Find out more about the support for SEND students at The Manchester College.
View detailsHow to Research Your Career Options
Careers websites There are lots of websites online you can use to research job profiles. These profiles tell you all about the job – what skills and qualifications you need, how to find the jobs, and information on starting salaries and working conditions.
View detailsThe value of realising your potential
He said: Before I started college, I didn’t think I would be able to achieve anything because I couldn’t understand the language, but my teacher has explained that I can do anything if I work hard. Adel’s next step is to continue on his course, progress to Level 2 and hopefully study Business at UCEN Manchester .
View detailsArt & Design students display work at Manchester Central Library
Programme Leader for Foundation Art & Design, Fiona Donald , also has a piece of art displayed in the exhibition. “The Drawing Book by Tania Kovats is my reference book for this year and was used to kick start the creative process when teaching,” she said. Each student starts their pathway with learning how to draw and ultimately finding their voice.
View details7 Easy Steps to Becoming an Accountant
Discover potential career paths for newly qualified accountants and gain insights into what to expect as you transition from education to the workforce. #7: Career Progression as an Accountant Your journey as an accountant is not a static one; it's a path of continuous growth and development.
View detailsSupport our Health and Social Care students’ Mission Christmas collection
The group are holding a collection in Westlands Canteen at the Openshaw campus from 12pm-2.30pm tomorrow, but there are collection points at each campus should anyone wish to donate a gift - just ask at reception. Ideas for gifts include: 0-3 years: Duplo, musical toys, My First Toys, rattles, books, play mats 3-5 years: Cars, dolls, jigsaws, dress-up items, Playdoh, colouring books, pencils 5-7 years: Lego, arts & craft sets, skipping ropes, snow globes, jewellery sets, action figures, board games 7-9 years: Footballs, board games, remote control toys, stationery sets 9-12 years: Board games, make up sets 12-18 years: Toiletries, make up, jewellery, puzzles, books, duvet sets, handbags & backpacks For other ways to support Mission Christmas, such as donating online, you can visit their website .
View detailsSimran returns to offer games workshop to students
The duo delivered an engaging day-long session at Openshaw Campus with Creative Arts students, including many budding video game developers. “The Manchester College was fantastic for me and my tutors helped me to get an important quality assurance (QA) placement when I think so many other institutions wouldn’t have done so.
View detailsMaths students shine in FE Maths Challenge final
The whole thing was an amazing experience, and I have gained a lot more confidence in my own ability.” Emma Smith, Head of Maths, English and Progress at the College, commented: “A huge congratulations to the students for their commitment to the Maths Challenge.
View detailsApplying for an Apprenticeship
There are student success videos and blogs and webinars and events for you to take part in. Rate My Apprenticeship Parents Hub UCAS Guide to Apprenticeships This section of the UCAS site explains what is involved in an apprenticeship and has tips on how to support applications.
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