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View detailsKirsty 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 detailsAfter 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 detailsStudents 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.
View detailsThe regional heat leads to the national final at the same venue in May and it has been a hallmark event on the Hair and Beauty department’s annual calendar for years, providing the opportunity for the College's students to compete against aspiring hair and beauty professionals from across the region. The talented Level 2 and Level 3 students, who are based at the College’s Harpurhey Campus, were placed for their expertise in bridal make-up and nails, and came second in the ‘Create an Image Based on a Theme’ category (pictured), which is a team event.
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View detailsAfter much deliberation due to the standard being so high, the winners were as follows: James Martin chose Professional Cookery Level 2 student Andy Tran; Andrew Nutter chose Level 3 student Jason Wood; Simon Wood chose Level 2 student Eshanti Laing; and Lisa Goodwin-Allen chose Patisserie and Confectionary Level 3 student Sian Wilson.
View detailsHospitality and Catering Students Have Starry-Michelin-Eyes - Students at The Manchester College’s Industry Excellence Academy for Hospitality & Catering have received Michelin star level training just a month into their course. Dan Scott, Kitchen Manager at Mana , currently Manchester’s only Michelin star restaurant, led a Chefs’ Forum Academy session with Level 2 Professional Cookery students at the Openshaw campus this week.
View detailsVisual Arts TMC is a collaborative online space featuring the work of art & design, photography and fashion students from all qualification levels. The blog will be submitted as part of UAL Origins annual exhibition, which is usually held at a prestigious venue in London.
View detailsThe exhibition, at London’s Menier Gallery, was an exciting opportunity for the students to display their work to the public. Linda Keller (UAL Level 2 Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology) and Will Seymour-Murphy (UAL Level 3 Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology [Digital Art and Animation] travelled to London to see their work on show.
View detailsThe Chefs Forum Academy with Andrew Green - Level 2 Technical Students continue to benefit from the Colleges incredible partnership with The Chefs Forum. Catering and Hospitality students at The Manchester College recently took part in a training masterclass with professional chef Andrew Green.
View detailsAnd eight UCEN Manchester’s Level 4 students were placed above the national average in terms of results, after sitting the notoriously difficult Integrated Communications module of the Certificate of Professional Marketing.
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