If you are passionate about your future career we will help to get you there with expert teaching, first class facilities and a welcoming learning environment. 16 - 18 courses Childcare and Health & Social Care Award in Fitness & Physical Activity - Nicholls Hair & Beauty Hospitality & Catering Travel & Tourism Automotive, Construction, Engineering & Logistics Introduction to Motor Industry - Openshaw IMI Level 1 & Level 2 in Light Vehicle - Openshaw Introduction to the Construction Industry - Welcomb Street Level 1 & Level 2 Bricklaying - Welcomb Street, Wythenshawe Level 1 & Level 2 Plastering - Wythenshawe Level 1 & Level 2 Painting & Decorating - Wythenshawe Performing Arts & Music Art & Design Animal Care Computing & Information Technology Media ESOL ESOL Study Programme - Harpurhey, Shena, Openshaw, Northenden, St John's Prince's Trust Programme (12 weeks full-time) - Harpurhey, Wythenshawe Adult Courses Childcare and Health & Social Care CACHE Level 2 & Level 3 Supporting Teaching and Learning in Schools - Harpurhey CACHE Level 2 Early Years Education and Care - Harpurhey Counselling Certificate in Counselling Concept - Fielden, St Johns Supported Learning - SEND Supporting Learners with Dyslexia - Shena Simon Teaching Learners with Dyslexia - Shena Simon BSL - Openshaw Sport Diploma in Exercise Referral - Openshaw Certificate in Fitness Instruction - Openshaw Hair & Beauty Level 1 Award Gel Polishing - Harpurhey, Northenden Level 2 Award in Shaping & Colouring Eyebrows - Harpurhey, Northenden Level 2 Award in Photographic Make Up and Dressing Hair - Harpurhey, Northenden Award in Threading Depilation - Harpurhey, Northenden Barbering for Hairdressing - Northenden Campus Refresher Colour Course - Northenden Campus Semi-Permanent Lashes - Harpurhey, Northenden Celebrity Contouring - Northenden, Harpurhey Mastering Eyes - Harpurhey, Northenden Nail Tech - Harpurhey, Northenden Hospitality Chocolate Indulgence - Fielden Artisan Bread - Fielden Automotive, Construction, Engineering & Logistics IMI Level 1 in Light Vehicle - Openshaw Performing Arts and Music Adult Acting Class - Nicholls Adult Physical / Stand Up Comedy - Nicholls Art & Design Spring into Jewellery - Northenden Jewellery Workshop - Northenden Printmaking - Northenden Teaching Education (flexible delivery) Award in Assessing Competence in the Work Environment Award in Assessing Vocationally Related Evidence Award in Understanding the Principles and Practices of Assessment Award in Understanding the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice Certificate in Assessing Vocational Achievement Certificate /Award in Understanding the Internal Quality Assurance of Assessment Processes and Practice Business & Professional AAT Level 1 - St John's Award in Book Keeping AAT - St John's AAT Level 3 Diploma in Accounting - St John's ACCA Accounting Qualification Level 5/6
View detailsYou’ll be able to study specialist Level 3 awards in teaching maths and English, Level 5 diplomas in helping learners with dyslexia, BA (Hons) degrees in educational development, and PGCE courses up to Level 7 in teaching young people.
View detailsOn the other hand, the Level 3 Counselling Skills Course is designed for those aspiring to become professional counsellors. The decision hinges on your desired level of expertise and commitment, with the Level 2 course offering a more casual introduction and the Level 3 course providing a rigorous path towards professional counselling.
View detailsFull list of awards and winners: Student of the Year awards Sport Student of the Year – Chun Hin Hung Public Service Student of the Year – Phoebe Lind Criminology Student of the Year – Umer Farooq Academic Excellence awards Criminology – Amber Savage Level 1 Sport – Kobe Micah Level 2 Sport – Kinza Fatima Level 3 Sport – Lucas Dyer Level 1 Public Service – Hadia Noori Level 2 Public Service – Jad Kalakech Level 3 Public Service – Maddie Bates Special Recognition awards Criminology – Alicia Heaton Level 1 Sport – Stephen Green Level 2 Sport – Maximillian Bunter Level 3 Sport – Harley O’Donnell Level 1 Public Service – Khuram Ahmed Level 2 Public Service – Kacie Neath Level 3 Public Service – Emma Hartley Industry Excellence awards Criminology – Lil Mitchell Level 2 Sport – Ben Lawler Level 3 Sport – Olivia Neokli Level 2 Public Service – Michael Phythian Level 3 Public Service – Oliver Terry Sports Awards Netball Academy MVP – Mary Otoe Netball Academy Coaches Player – Luana Chaves Netball Academy MIP – Brandy Osazuwa Basketball Academy MVP – Joshua Forde Basketball Academy Defensive Player – Chun Hin Hung Basketball Academy MIP – Malik Sodik Leke Football Academy Top Scorer – Lewis Docherty Football Academy Coaches Player – Charlie Atherton Football Academy Players Player – Charlie Atherton Sports Volunteer of the Year – Adam Mfelam Sports Leadership Award – Miranda Ruziwe Male Student Athlete of the Year – Omogbolahan Solarin Female Student Athlete of the Year – Luana Chaves Outstanding Progress Award – Reece Graham Learn more about Sport , Public Services and Criminology courses at The Manchester College and apply today.
View detailsIt was an amazing day.” Completing the College’s string of successes, Hayden Yung, a Level 2 student, placed third nationally at the AHT competition with his Renaissance makeup look. Hayden has progressed from the Level 1 programme to Level 2 and will be continuing his success on the College’s Level 3 Media Make-up programme next year.
View detailsThese include: Daniela Ramos won first place in the Media Make-up Competition (Level 2) for her hair and make-up inspired by Queen Victoria while Leah Graham came second Media Makeup (Level 3) Competition with her take on Mary Queen of Scots including a range of special effects makeup Caitlin Faulkner & Jessica Buckley claimed first prize in the Bread (Level 1) competition; Sara Aziz & Roselin Ruddy won first prize in the Patisserie (Level 3) Competition while Fraya Hampson & Ryan Nolan came second in the Food and Beverage (Level 3) Competition Shelby Chandler came second in Acting (Level 2) while College band ‘Girls on Girls’ won the Music (Level 3) Competition Finley Lambert came second in the Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Level 3) Competition The Manchester College students’ Slevana Delshad and Alysha Guerin who, competed in the Visual Arts competition said: “It was a great opportunity to see what other students from across the region could make in a very short space of time.
View detailsLevel 2 Beauty Therapy course Want to take your career to the next level? The Technical Level 2 Beauty Therapy Diploma enhances your knowledge in beauty therapy and refines your skills, so you can be the perfect salon specialist!
View detailsSeveral College students also celebrated coming second and third place in the competitions, including: Amelia Ashworth placed second in Level 2 Acting Fifi and Sunrays placed second in Level 3 Music HarmalPreet Singh placed third in Level 1 Electrical Installation Jamal Mehmood, Ava Baxendale, Hoyang Ho and Dan Delaney placed third in Level 3 Travel Mei Chaing placed third in Level 1 Hair Ranan Queen placed second in Level 3 Make-up Zeriah Otutu placed second in Level 2 Barbering Ana Mendes placed third in Level 2 Beauty Leah Graham placed second in Level 2 Nails James Neiland placed third in Level 3 Professional Cookery .
View detailsMusic: Level 3 – First place. Performing Arts: Level 3 Music – First place Level 3 Musical Theatre – Second place Level 3 Acting – Second place.
View detailsThe Manchester College Results Days 2022 on Students Hub - Information on how students will receive and access their Level 3, Level 2 and GCSE results. Results for Level 2 and Level 3 technical/vocational qualifications and GCSEs will be published on Student Hub with online events and drop-in sessions planned to help students as they prepare to take their next steps.
View detailsIn Dance, the College’s Down to Five was the winner of Level 2 and Trio was runner-up in Level 3.
View detailsWant to study at degree level? Visit our higher education partner UCEN Manchester and explore their range of courses starting in January. Financial support There are a number of ways you can fund your course, such as: Adult Skills Fund - For those aged 19-23 without an existing Level 2 or Level 3 qualification Advanced Learner Loan - For learners aged 19+ studying Level 3 or Level 4 courses 19+ Access to Industry Award - For those aged 19-23 seeking their first Level 3 qualification, with additional childcare and travel support available.
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