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Our Successful Partnership with St Francis RC Primary School
The mascot was paid for with money raised by a cohort of last year’s Level 2 students as part of their events module. The partnership with St Francis RC Primary School has already led to meaningful changes to the syllabus that Level 2 Activity Leadership students follow, thanks to expert guidance from staff at the local school on how best to coach KS1 and KS2 pupils.
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We may fully fund you if you are unemployed, employed, or self-employed, up to and including level 2 and the level 3 offers, if you earn below (Level 2 and below £25,000, Level 3 GMCA £32,400 and all levels DFE £25,750). *In most cases you must have settled status and been ordinarily resident in the UK, Republic of Ireland, or the British Overseas Territories, or the Crown Dependencies (Channel Islands and Isle of Man), speak to the enrolling staff or careers and welfare if you are unsure.
View detailsAdult Courses (Campaign Page)
Adult Skills Fund This is a government-funded programme that provides financial support for learners aged 19–23 who may be eligible for funding to study a full Level 2 or Level 3 qualification for free if they don’t already have one. In addition, learners may be eligible for digital functional skills or essential digital skills up to Level 1 if their existing skills are below that level.
View detailsJumpstart Your Tech Career with Free Coding Courses in Manchester
If you're wanting to enter the industry, you'll be happy to learn that there are government-funded courses available for coding; which means they are completely free! Here at TMC, we offer ‘Coding Practices’ a free Level 3 course. This works as an accessible pathway for individuals to gain essential skills and enter the coding industry. Level 3 coding practices Our Level 3 Coding Practices course is perfect for beginners to coding, offering a comprehensive introduction to coding essentials.
View detailsShafia Helps Manchester Museum South Asian Heritage Month
It’s also the next step on what promises to be an exciting journey for Shafia, who is moving on to study Graphic Design at Salford University. As a Level 1 Media student, Manchester Museum’s new Digital Producer won an animation competition run by Yellow Mouse Studios , then went on to do a work placement with our College’s employer partner Creative Cow during Level 2.
View detailsThe Manchester College students at GMColleges Skills
Everyone who took part in the showcase of technical skills spoke positively about their experiences of the competition. One of those was Grace Taylor, a Level 3 Media Make-Up student from the College’s Harpurhey Campus, who came in first place in the Media Make-Up competition. Grace said: “I enjoyed competing.
View detailsFormer student Kelly returns as trainee teacher
I would also like to do my Masters, so I am enabling myself to teach at a higher level in universities up to degree level." How have your tutors prepared you for your career? "I’ve worked with a range of different tutors from level 3 up to level 7 and felt I’ve always had positive relationships with them.
View detailsPatisserie students win international dessert competition
There was further success in the People’s Choice Award, which took the form of a public vote on Facebook. From 111 entries, Level 2 student Sarah Garside’s plated dessert came third. Congratulations to our wonderful Patisserie & Confectionary students on their success!
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Top Career OpportunitiesJob Opportunities Explore the jobs you can apply for, once you complete different course levels. Education TechnicianLearning MentorSpecial Educational Needs (SEN) Teaching AssistantTeaching AssistantAssessor CoachESOL TeacherFurther Education LecturerHigher Level Teaching AssistantLearning & Skills TeacherTraining OfficerAcademic ProfessionalCareers AdvisorEducation Welfare OfficerHigher Education LecturerSpecial Educational Needs (SEN) TeacherSpecial Educational Needs CoordinatorTeacher
View detailsThe Manchester College ‘tips off’ new partnership with Manchester Magic and Mystics
However, with this partnership, we can now extend it to suit the needs of our students that aspire to play at a high level during their time here. With a range of courses from entry level to degree level, we can now officially announce a basketball programme with one of the most successful community and junior basketball programmes in the country.
View detailsThe Manchester College and PureGym Get Students Employed
In addition to being guaranteed an interview with PureGym upon successful completion of their course and work placement, our students will also find out more about setting up their own personal training businesses, which complements a module on our Level 3 course that requires students to produce a viable business plan. Stuart Nickson, who is Head of Department for Sport, Public Services and Criminology at The Manchester College, added: “By the time they start their placements, our students will have already delivered personal training sessions in the state-of-the-art sports facilities at our Openshaw Campus, so they’ll arrive at PureGym with a good level of experience.
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