This means you can be sure to find a job in a workplace that suits you, all within the local area! The coding industry offers intellectual stimulation and provides flexibility to work in diverse industries.
View detailsThis is a mandatory requirement and it’s also essential you achieve this for many careers Find out more Find out even more about our Automotive department in our subject area guide or on our YouTube playlist: Watch our YouTube playlist Download our subject area guideDo you have an EHCP or SEND need? The Manchester College is committed to ensuring all our students receive the support they may need to achieve and enjoy college. We do this in a number of different ways including: Student Experience Support Team Careers Employability & Welfare Pastoral Support Officers Supported Learning We also offer a bespoke transition service to new applicants with an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP), accessibility or medical need.
View detailsHarpurhey Baths is a Grade II listed building and part of our campus that we have transformed into an award-winning exhibition space for students and the local community. View all courses Find the right course for you at Harpurhey Industry standard facilitiesChoice of 12 subject areasEasily accessible on public transportLarge social spaces and gardenExtensive enrichment programmeBrand new facilities for 2026Locations Harpurhey Campus Got a question?
View detailsSupport available in college Our emotional health and wellbeing service is open to all students aged 16-19. This service will actively support the emotional health and wellbeing of students by offering students 1:1 intervention tailored to their specific need using solution focused strategies.
View detailsWe need students, and their parents and friends and teachers, to understand the skills we are looking for and the type of work we need doing. Like all employers, we want highly skilled young people to choose our industry, so some of this is selfishly motivated! However, it’s also important to us that Manchester remains a happy, connected, creative and busy city.
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View detailsGoing to university has been a rite of passage for some students. After all, breaking away from home to live independently and gain life skills is just as important as the qualification you will get from university.
View detailsBased at Manchester Basketball Centre in Whalley Range and the National Basketball Performance Centre at Belle Vue, the club is dedicated to providing opportunities for all sections of the community, regardless of ability, background, gender or age. Hayley Francis, Head of Department for Sport, Public Services and Criminology, said: “This is a great opportunity for The Manchester College to extend our existing basketball offer, in line with the new state-of-the-art facilities at our Openshaw campus.
View detailsA qualification from The Manchester College can help you jump-start your career with Eddie Stobart, Royal Mail, DHL, Amazon or one of the other thousands of companies working in logistics. Find more about our logistics courses and apply here . *All statistics sourced from Logistic UK and Amazon’s The Impact of Logistics Sites in the UK report.
View detailsGiving your employees the chance to mentor and coach young talent helps them grow their leadership, communication, and management skills—all while boosting team morale. It’s hands-on professional development at no extra cost to your organisation! Extra Help That Makes a Real Impact Students on work experience or a T Level industry placement aren’t just observers—they’re ready to roll up their sleeves and contribute.
View detailsThere is usually feedback (echoing) on more than 2 mics so make sure you mute yours until you are ready to speak or asked to contribute. That way, all participants can hear clearly and there is no untoward interference (or noisy children, pets “gate-crashing” the call). 5. No active listening Although it is important in face to face communication to practise active listening, and acknowledge that you have understood your conversation partner, with “Oh” or “I know” - this can actually disrupt the speaker’s flow in virtual communication.
View detailsSpeaking clearly, being able to explain something concisely, as well as listening properly, are all key communication skills which employers look for, particularly for outward-facing job roles. How to improve communication skills Maintain eye contact.
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