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View detailsStrong contribution to skills as College graded ‘Good’ by Ofsted
They develop substantial new knowledge and skills to increase their employability and improve their life chances Students are well prepared for their next level of learning or employment in their chosen sector Students become skilled in using the equipment they will encounter at work.
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Degree Course Policies Degree Course Policies Read the policies for studying at a degree level. UCEN Manchester - Higher Education Policies Policies and procedures relating specifically to higher education study at UCEN Manchester.
View detailsSports student plans to use international experience as a springboard to career success
Ambokile Bell, course leader for Sport at the College, spoke about Wil’s journey to get to this stage: “Wil began his journey with us as a Level 2 Sport student and has demonstrated outstanding commitment and growth throughout his time at our college. An obvious passion for sport has enabled him to progress onto the Level 3 programme.
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Explore Continue Your Studies Here UCEN Manchester offer the quality degree level education of a university with the personal support you’d find in a college. Explore degrees now, applications open on 21 October for 2025 entry.
View details‘Try, try, try’ – student’s gold medal joy at World Skills UK
Kirsty runs her own mobile business and has been able to build it up since starting her Level 3 qualification. Kirsty was nervous at the start of the competition but soon overcame her nerves as she launched into the creative competition brief.
View detailsThe value of realising your potential
After moving to the UK having little to no English-speaking skills, Adel lacked confidence in his ability to interact with his peers or perform under pressure. Through studying ESOL English, Entry Level 1 and working with his tutors and support teams to create a personal development plan, Adel has taken up a communicative role with the Reception staff on campus.
View detailsSacha Lord talks business with The Manchester College
Students had endless questions for Sacha surrounding his business strategy and advice for success. As a result of this session, one of our Level 3 learners has been offered the opportunity to shadow Sacha for a week leading up to Parklife Festival in 2020, giving them an unparalleled opportunity to work for one of the biggest names in the industry.
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