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Sport Students Visited by Anthony Crolla
Sport Students Visited by Anthony Crolla - Former WBA lightweight title holder visited Nicholls Campus to talk to Level 2 and 3, Sport students about what it takes to have a successful career in sport. Level 2 and 3 Sport students at The Manchester College were recently treated to a Q&A style workshop with former WBA lightweight title holder Anthony Crolla.
View detailsLyndsay delivers again
It was a double celebration for The Manchester College student and mum of seven who celebrated the birth of her daughter Poppy Delia Rose Hassettt along with a grade 6 pass in GCSE English, and passes in Level 2 Social Sciences and Humanities and Functional Skills maths. Lyndsay, 30, from Ashton, now plans to study Level 3 Diploma in Humanities at The Manchester College and ultimately aims to become a history teacher.
View details‘Real Housewife’ Dawn Ward heads back to beauty school
Reality TV star and successful business woman Dawn Ward spoke about business, beauty and being the best you can be during a three hour talk to Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 Beauty, Make-Up and Spa/Massage students from Harpurhey and Northenden campuses. As well as being an original cast member of the popular TV series, the Salford-born, mum of four runs several businesses including Skulpt Clinic, which provides a range of non-surgical treatments, and Skulpt Academy, where beauty technicians can train.
View detailsAltom enters industry and starts dream career after ESOL course
While studying full-time for the past three years, completing his ESOL Entry Level, Level 1 and Level 2 qualifications, Altom also studied programming with local charitable organisation, Code Your Future . All that hard work has now paid off as Altom has secured a full-time job as a Software Engineer at Stockport company Dai .
View detailsPerforming Arts at The Manchester College
No one coming here is the finished product, people are at different stages of their journey but we offer a programme for everyone, starting from Level 1 right up to Degree Level. You will be taught at the level you learn.” The importance of #didyouknow Performing Arts week “It’s important to remind people of how important the arts are in every aspect of our culture, in bringing people together, developing ourselves, challenging ideas and breaking down barriers.
View details"My journey at The Manchester College has been overwhelming" - our A-Level students reflect on their 2017 results
"My journey at The Manchester College has been overwhelming" - our A-Level students reflect on their 2017 results - The Manchester College Students' Honour Roll 2017. Ashleigh Allen Budding solicitor Ashleigh Allen, 19, is on the path to a career in law thanks to her impressive A-Level results.
View detailsTo degree, or not to degree? That is the question
Apprenticeships can last from anywhere between 1 and 6 years. The length will depend on the level of apprenticeship, as well as the employer. For example, some level 3 apprenticeships can last 18-24 months, whereas a level 6 (degree) Solicitor apprenticeship will last 5 to 6 years.
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